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If you ask someone what they think of Apple's new iOS 7 software, you'll likely get a strong reaction. Opinions on "the biggest change to iOS since the original iPhone" have also been mixed, to say the least. Some people love it, while it's making others cry. No, really. We're talking about actual baby tears . At the surface level — as with anything — beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What one person heralds as a stunning, vibrant overhaul, another might think has been designed by a 6-year-old with crayons. This contrasting sentiment has seeped into many aspects of how people view the new mobile operating system. SEE ALSO: The 16 Best Things About iOS 7 First, it's important to note that it's different. Really different. Many people don't like change, and similar to most software updates, there are kinks. A new Tumblr account called Sloppy UI has even curated issues from users across the web. Below, take a look at our biggest complaints about iOS 7 so far: … [Read more...] about The 11 Worst Things About iOS 7

Apple makes heavy usage of eye candy zooming and zipping around animation effects on Apple Watch, iOS, and OS X, which can look nice in some situations, but can also cause nausea and vertigo to some users who are particularly sensitive to the unpleasant sensation of motion sickness. If you’ve ever been using the Apple Watch and felt queasy, or perhaps you just aren’t a fan of the endless zooming in and out of applications, resizing, and sliding around animations found throughout WatchOS, you can turn on a feature called Reduce Motion which greatly limits the animations. using the Reduce Motion feature on iOS for iPhone and iPad , though it’s not as well refined and rather than giving you a nice subtle fading transition, the resulting look is a bit more abrupt on WatchOS. Nonetheless, abrupt transitions on Apple Watch are endlessly more enjoyable than feeling like you’ve stepped off a merry-go-round when using the device, so if you’re impacted by the motion sickness from … [Read more...] about Limit Animations on Apple Watch with Reduce Motion

The Mac Photos app uses various motion animations in the interface that are similar to those which appear in the iOS world, with plenty of zooming, panning, and other eye candy for doing simple tasks like opening a picture. Those eye candy effects may look nice to some users (and nauseating to others who are prone to motion sickness), but the other side effect of having user interface animations are a slightly slower app experience, since many actions within Photos for Mac OS X have to draw a snazzy animation between events, like opening a picture to full size. Thus, turning motion animations off can effectively make the Photos app noticeably speedier. Note the performance boosting effect may be barely noticeable on the latest and greatest Macs with tons of RAM, an SSD, and plenty of processing power, but on some Mac models this can really make a nice difference and improve the Photos experience. This is particularly true with some Macs if usage of Photos app experiences … [Read more...] about Speed Up Photos App in Mac OS X with Reduce Motion