App store is amazing in iOS 7

Much, much much much much
much much muuuuuch much
much much much faster in iOS 7 than in iOS 6.

 

Not sure why this needed it's own thread...

Could've posted this in the sticky at the top of the forum.

 

Sort of a throwback to iOS 5? Me gusta!

 

Who said they were ok? This subforum is poorly moderated so those threads will remain until that's improved.

It's a legitimate topic, but doesn't need it's own thread. The "iOS 7: All The Little Things!" thread is perfect for little things like "the App Store is much faster! Finally" or things like that. There's not much to discuss about it other than "Yeah, I agree!".

 

Now, if they could separate previously/recently updated apps into their own screen (similar to purchases) away from the main updates screen, that would be that much better.

 

What else are we going to talk about if not changes, improvements and deteriorations in iOS 7? If we followed your advice, every single thread in this forum would go into the "all the little things" thread.

 

Looks pretty nice.

So they replaced Genius with near me? Ugh.

 

Why do we need the "All The Little Things Thread" then? The App Store being faster is not a huge feature, it's a little thing you'd expect from a major OS update. They aren't going to make it slower...

 

That AppStore Genius thing never worked. Why would I want to download some strange Chinese twitter app just because I downloaded Tweetbot a few days ago?

I think "Near Me" is going to be much more useful and coherent.

 

Didn't the app store just get revamped for iOS6? Al though I didn't really like it that much. I still hate putting in a password for free apps. I could have sworn I read something last year that free apps wouldn't require inputting a password.

 

Looks exactly the same as ios6

 

The AppStore is fast as hell in iOS7.

Click on "Purchases" and DONE. Within under a second alls your recently purchased apps are displayed.

On iOS6 it's loading..... and loading and loading..... and loading ...............

 

Don't worry guys- this is still Beta 1. I'm sure by release they will get back the choppiness of iOS 6.

 

Thank goodness Apple finally realized. But Near Me is yet another useless feature I do not want. I don't care what other people are downloading. So I really, really hope I can leave it disabled just like I did with that stupid Genius feature. That'll run down your battery.

Can someone confirm?

 

Umm really?

 

Ah, that's not the final iOS 6 AppStore though. In those screenshots, Apple hasn't ruined the search results view yet.

The only difference in appearance between the iOS 6 and 7 AppStores is that the "Top Charts" are now arranged vertically, rather than in that thumb-exhausting sideways scrollview.

 

App store is amazing in iOS 7

Edit: nevermind

 

I'm sorry, but I must disagree with you both.

I don't think we have nearly enough threads discussing iOS 7. In fact, I feel we need at least 70 or 80 more threads discussing the same subject.

I'm very disappointed in this apparent lack of interest in the subject, and intend to open at least 10 threads on my very own.

Thank you for your kind attention...

 

As much as I really enjoy that thread, it's approaching 2000 posts. Unwieldy is a bit of an understatement. Just about everything that can be talked about now are "little things", because the big things have already been announced by Apple. Without being overly facetious, what is the point of this subforum if everything can be lumped into one thread?

Face it, we don't have much to talk about right now other than rehashing the same discussions over and over again. I sure hope people keep discovering new details and posting them in the "All The Little Things" thread, but that doesn't mean that people can't start their own discussions- as redundant as they might be.

 

Clearly it has iOS 7's UI as well...so that's a pretty big difference as to how it looks/feels (and in some way how you interact with it).

There's also no Genius now, which is replaced by something similar, but still not the same thing: Near Me.

There's now a Wish List.

Apps that were previously/recently updated are now retained in a list on the updates screen.

It's much faster overall.

So, there are fairly noticeable differences.

 

And yet that is exactly what they did in iOS 6.

 

I find it brilliant but odd that the App Store is the fastest part of iOS7 beta.