Which, of course, refers to iOS 8. As Ars Technica’s Andrew Cunningham put it, “Overuse of hyperbole is a pet peeve of mine, but after using iOS 8 for a couple of months, I have to say that it’s warranted in this case.”
The article is entitled iOS 8, thoroughly reviewed, and let me tell you, he ain’t a-woofin’!! Here’s the table of contents:
- Supported devices and feature fragmentation
- Installation and setup
- UI and design
- Spotlight and the multitasking UI
- The new keyboard
- Control Center and Notification Center
- Extensions
- Extensions in practice
- Third-party keyboards
- Potential trouble spots
- Continuity
- Handoff
- Phone calls
- iCloud and iCloud Drive
- App Store and Suggested Apps
- Family Sharing (Updated 9/18/2014)
- Mobile Safari
- Mail, Calendars, Reminders, and Contacts
- Messages
- Phone and FaceTime (Updated 9/18/2014)
- Camera and Photos
- Health and HealthKit
- The Metal graphics API
- Grab bag
- Privacy
- TouchID improvements
- HomeKit
- Tips
- Siri
- Accessibility
- Passbook
- Podcasts and iBooks
- And the rest
- Performance, battery life, and battery usage monitor
- Conclusions
More than you ever thought you needed to know, eh?
