What’s new about iOS 11?
There were so many hardware announcements at the iPhone Launch event that there was not a lot of new coverage about iOS 11; however, we did learn a few interesting facts including the official release date.
The new design of the iPhone X prevents certain aspects of iOS 11 functioning the way we’ve come to expect, especially the ones that use the Home button. iPhone X has no Home button and Apple gave us a quick look at how the iPhone X will do a couple of basic tasks.
Home screen
To go to the Home screen on your iPhone X, you’ll just swipe up from the bottom of the screen. You can do that from the Lock screen or from inside any app.
Multitasking
To enable multitasking, you will need to swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hold for a split second in the middle of the screen. All the apps that are currently open will then display in multitasking mode like normal.
Control Center
Obviously, this means the Control Center had to move from the bottom of the screen on the iPhone X. To activate Control Center on the iPhone X, you’ll need to swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen where your Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and battery life icons live.
Learn more about iOS 11
Since iOS 11 betas have been public for a while now, Rene Ritchie has already combed through the new operating system and dissected a lot of information.
What do you think about iOS 11?
Are you excited for the latest version of iOS? What other features and products are you pumped about at WWDC? Let Me know what you think in the comments below!