Comprehsive List of #iOS5 features updated – Table View

Have a look -  http://ioswithnick.wordpress.com/comprehensive-list-of-all-ios-5-features-full-feature-list/

More to come as I find out and I have categorised many previous ones into the features they belong. It will be hard to name the exact 200 features as Apple have not released all features in Beta 1, Apple’s counting convention maybe different to mine and Apple might add more before the final release, unknown to everyone.

iPhone 3GS and iOS5

Here’s my territory! – I own an iPhone 3GS and an iPad 2, the latter which of course will receive full support.

The big question… Will iOS5 be compatible with the iPhone 3GS ?

Initially many had thought Apple would drop support for the 3GS following the suit of how they dropped the iPhone 3G from iOS4 – well, they didn’t. It is supported… However not all of it is (or is it? )
It does run flawlessly – as people claim -  i.e. no lag. - 

Some say its running flawlessly, as far as the video below goes – its going smooth however some blogs are reporting sluggish performance.
nb: the sluggish behaviour could be a result of something going wrong while updating as well.

If anyone can contribute, please do so in the comments below

Notification Centre  ✔
Twitter Integration ✔
Camera – editing features  x
Camera – lock screen shortcut  x
Camera – Grid ✔
Game Centre ✔

Only decided to set this blog up today…

…so its still Work In Progress throughout.

However most up-to-date page and one that im going to constantly keep updating is the  Comprehensive List of All iOS 5 features – as I find them out, i’ll update it so keep a look out!

Aim over the next week or so is to make all the iOS5 features more detailed, especially iCloud and how it will work – also how it would work in New Zealand with our Mobile Providers

 

Stay Tuned!

Nick

List of iOS5 Features

I’m in the process of getting together a a full comprehensive list – have a look at the Comprehensive List of All iOS 5 features – Full feature list

iOS 5 BETA 1
If anyone has any they can contribute, feel free to post it under the comments of the Comprehensive List and I’ll add it on

An example an intial setup up of an iOS Device in its PC-Free era.

Wow music is loud, isn’t it?

Anyway key point to notice – the wireless syncing of all the user’s Apps from the cloud, i.e. the Apps he has purchased which aren’t present on his newly set-up iPhone.

 

With iOS 5, you no longer need a computer to own an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Activate and set up your device wirelessly, right out of the box. Download free iOS software updates directly on your device. Do more with your apps like editing your photos or adding new email folders on your device, without the need for a Mac or PC. And back up and restore your device automatically using iCloud.

 

Source: MacRumours