IOS 11 Top 10 Features

Top 10 Features for IOS 11

1. Drag Multiple Apps

On both the iPhone and iPad, you can now select multiple apps. Tap and hold apps till they jiggle. Tap on one app and drag it. Now tap on other app icons and they’ll be selected as well. Now go to another page and release your finger to drop them all.

2. Type to Siri

There’s a new toggle in Settings -> Accessibility -> Siri that enables the options to type to Siri.

3. Customizable Control Center

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The redesigned Control Center is one of the biggest features in iOS 11. But it gets better. Control Center is actually customizable. Go to Settings -> Control Center and you’ll be able to add and remove actions.

4. Screen Recording

One of the actions that you can add to Control Center is Screen Recording. This is the only way to enable this feature. When you tap on the Screen Recording feature, you’ll start recording your screen. Tap on the blue bar at the top to stop the recording. The video file will be saved in the Photos app.

5. One Handed Keyboard

iOS 11 brings one-handed mode for iPhone 6 and higher. Tap and hold the Globe icon. Then tap on the left/right docked icon to engage the one handed mode.

6. Unified Notifications

You’ll now be able to access all notifications from the Lock Screen. In the empty space, just swipe up to see the Notifications.

7. Flick Keys in iPad

On your iPad Pro, swipe down on any key to type the alternate character.
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8. Redesigned Storage Management Tab

The Storage and Cloud Usage tab is now just called iPhone Storage. And it now shows a storage bar at the top. The apps are listed based on storage space used. You’ll also see when the app was last used.

9. Automatically Uninstall Unused Apps

There’s a new option in iPhone Storage section that lets you automatically uninstall old apps when you’re low on storage. This only uninstalls the app. The app data and documents are saved. You can do this on a per app basic from the detail view of the app.

10. Bolder Text Everywhere

A smaller design change in iOS 11 that’s everywhere from the Phone app to Notes app is the use of bolder typography, especially in headings.