Control Center is a pull-up tray that is available in your lock screen.
You can adjust brightness, volume, and other settings including Wifi, Airplane mode, rotation lock, or Bluetooth.
The Control Center even offers a flashlight, along with tabs for music, camera, and other quick-access apps.
The Control Center takes on the environment it’s in, so if you swipe up while you’re in mail, it will have the same blue and white
coloring under that translucent panel.
iOS 7 lets you multitask between all third-party apps with much better battery consumption.
You can double-tap the home button to enter into multi-tasking mode, just like always, but the interface for multitasking has been
revamped. It appears to offer live previews, but Apple wasn’t clear about that.
Safari opens straight into full screen mode now, with the option to pull down to bring up the search bar at the top.
The search field has been improved to be a unified smart search field, which lets you have access to all your favorite websites with a single tap.
Tabs come with a totally new interface, scrolling in a vertical carousel, and there are no longer any limits. In other words, you can have as many tabs as you want, as opposed to just 8 like before.
Swipe a tab off to the side to throw it away.
The new Safari is integrated with iCloud keychain from OS X Mavericks, and also comes with parental controls.
You can share sharesheets with other people by simply tapping their name. No NFC required.
Airdrop supports iPhone 5, iPad 4th gen, iPad Mini
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