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In practice it's no brighter than iOS 6.
by rdouble 13y ago
In practice it's no brighter than iOS 6.
- fudged71 13y agoThat's not true. There was a zoomed out and pixellated comparison days ago between the default apps on both versions, and iOS7 was clearly brighter.
- rdouble 13y agoI've been using it on my phone for the past week and in practice there is no difference.
- pooriaazimi 13y agoIt is. Safari is all white (instead if blue), and the keyboard is also much lighter. The same is true for Mail, Settings, Music and Phone. Folders are all white too, and the "dock" is much lighter. And don't get me started on calendar and notes! Even the stupid clock is bright as sun :)
- rdouble 13y agoI guess I don't use mail or music or phone. Maybe I'm a weird user. iMessage is brighter, and the animations are janky at the moment. The clock redesign is annoying. It looks terrible. The new APIs available are great but I'm afraid the redesign is not growing on me. I hope Apple sorts this out in the next few months.
- fudged71 13y agoIn practice, you probably use 3rd party apps, which might bias your opinion of the OS as a whole. Possibly.