iOS 11 review: 10 things to try

IOS 11 is available, officially, today. It's coming to every iPhone and iPad made in the

past few years, and chances are, you're going to upgrade. When you install it on your iPhone, you'll find that some things are very different than what you're used to, but the core of how you get around and experience the OS will be the same. For example: the Control Center is wildly different and notifications have changed slightly, but you still have that comfortable (and comforting) grid of apps on the home screen. A lot is new, but not so much that you can't recognize it. The iPad is a different story. That's where Apple has made the most radical changes to the way you open and manage your apps. Apple has introduced an app dock that's available no matter what you're doing with a quick swipe up, so you can get to your most-important apps quicker. It's also changed the way that multitasking works, giving you more flexibility with split-screen apps. And you can now drag and drop content between apps, a feature that takes some finger Jiu Jitsu, but is remarkably powerful once you get used to it. RELATED iPhone 8 review: the default option iOS 11’s new Control Center will freak you out, but give it a chance iOS 11's new image format might pose problems for PC users We covered all the big features, especially on the iPad, in our iOS 11 preview last June, so I'm not going to dive too deeply into the nitty gritty of how every feature works here. Since those earlier betas, not a ton has changed — and let's face it, you're going to upgrade. Apple is the best at pushing these software updates out, and they almost always go off without a hitch. This year, more than others, you'll be getting features that will make you want to upgrade.                                                                                       https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/19/16328404/apple-ios-11-review-iphone-update-control-center-how-to