huffingtonpost writes:
The most thrilling new iPhone feature unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday wasn't the fancy schmancy new Maps app, the long-awaited integration with Facebook, or even Siri's new mastery of sports trivia.
It's a feature that will actually get you off your iPhone: Do Not Disturb.
The Do Not Disturb tool marks a refreshing admission by a tech company that we actually have a life beyond our gadgets, and for all the good it does them to be wedded to our devices, every now and again we need to trade FaceTime for face-to-face time.
iPhonBuzz: Safari Upload Enabler allows to overcome the limitations imposed by Apple for the Safari application, and adds support to Dropbox.
RedmondPie.com - Here’s a step by step guide on how to downgrade iOS 7 to iOS 6.1.3 on iPhone 4S, iPod touch 5, iPhone 4, or iOS 6.1.4 if you have an iPhone 5. The process is easy as pie, and simply involves restoring an IPSW via iTunes like you do regularly on any iOS device. Even still, we want to make the whole process as painless as possible by breaking it down into simple steps.
Mashable- Apple's new iOS 7 re-imagines each of the native app icons. Moving away from Apple's usual skeuomorphic design tendencies, the icons embrace the "flat" trend credited largely to Microsoft's Windows 8.
honestly, its not a big deal what so ever, just a mainstream push to minimalism, while I agree the original ios icons look dated they could have taken a better unexplored different apprach. it looks like android Icons.
