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The app switcher/multitasking features on the iPad and revamped dock for the iPad make this update night and day between the iPad and iPhone. On the iPhone i disagree with the plenty of goodness. Performance is always welcome as is integration but it speaks to a lack of innovation.

The truth is the new home screen-less X and Apple's contention it is the mark of the next decade of the smartphone means they could have presented us with something truly innovative for the full screen phone. Many of us would like to see Apple bring an overhaul to Springboard. Force/3D Touch is a tool that could be the doorway to doing that.

Instead the consolidated the lock screen and control center pages as well as a new App Store and some Siri changes along with Augemented Reality.

I'm not the only one who considers this a major disappointment and a missed opportunity.

Fair enough. My opinion of iOS 11 is coloured by the fact that my iPad Pro can now truly replace my laptop, as per marketing blurb.
 
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Now the big question, whether or not to update my iPhone 6. Leaning towards not


I've been running bet version of iOS on my iPhone 6 for the last month plus. The 1st versions were horrible. However, the GM has been running great on my device... mind you, it's just my experience. One thing I love is the new compression for photos. I can store so many more on the phone (that is, compression for new photos that are taken- the compression does not affect older photos).
 
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