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I guess not big changes here.

Small, subtle changes are all we are expected to get. The UI might be slightly tweaked for the GM build, but don't expect anything huge now - we've already seen it!
 

  • Creating an Event from the Messages application when 'tonight', 'tomorrow' etc. or a date/day is mentioned now functions correctly to create an Event. Before it used to crash.
 
my messages app badge icon still shows 40 even though all messages and threads are deleted
 
I'm going to:

- Download the entire Beta 3 IPSW
- Wipe my phone and install it as new

- going to watch all the new "bugs" vanish. That's how I roll.
 
It appears they're now using Helvetica Neue Light instead of Helvetica Neue UltraLight.

Ahhhhhh! This kind of cluelessness is maddening.

Apple already didn’t use the ultra light variant almost anywhere. Clock in the lock screen, calendar icon, that’s it, more or less. All other fonts were already not as light as ultra light. Ultra light is mostly eye candy and decoration, not meant to be used at small sizes and not meant to be used excessively. And Apple already didn’t.

In iOS7 Apple uses different font weights depending on font size and semantic meaning (headline, subtitle, body text, etc.). On a given screen there might be many different font weights of Helvetica Neue present, from thin over light, regular and medium all the way to bold. Those different weights were made to optically fit each other. (By the way, this is actually super-awesome and I’m unaware of any other UI doing it. Heck, today even many places where you might expect proper typography don’t do it, for example pretty much all websites.)

Now, I would say that Apple picked to flimsy weights overall – but Helvetica Ultra Light was never the problem.
 
Setting a wallpaper makes the status bar black and the Settings app crashes a lot when changing the wallpaper.

I thought the same thing, in fact what it's doing is that it's defaulting the top of the wallpaper to below the statusbar, you just have to drag it up the 20 pixels before you set it and it works just like before.
 
Switching between apps is absolutely lag-free, opening multitasking switcher is also very smooth.
 
Downloaded it in a few minutes. Font in Facebook is thicker. Google Earth works fine now. eBay works too.
 
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Wallpaper issue fixed
 
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