Apple iOS 7 guide: How to update, close apps and everything else
Apple's new iOS 7 is out today for downloads. Here's everything you need to know about updating to the new software.


Apple's iOS 7 is here.[/caption]Camera: You can now access the camera via the locked screen. Just swipe camera symbol at the bottom right corner of your device to the top of the your device screen. Once you do that the camera is ready for use. To switch from Photo to Video mode you will have to slide up and down on the options instead of clicking. Remember no click, just slide.Control Center: This is available even in lock screen mode. Just swipe the bottom of your screen and the panel will appear. You can set mute alarms, switch on AirPlane Mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, AirDrop, Camera, Clock, adjust screen brightness, volume, music all from the Control Center. It's pretty convenient.Notifications:The Notification Centre is still on top. It will give details about new mail, missed calls, etc. It also has a new feature called ‘Today’ which will give users a summary of everything they have lined up for the day. Users can also access the Notification Center from any screen, including the Lock screen by swiping down.Search iPad: Just swipe down from anywhere on the iPad with three fingers. The search bar will appear on top.Photos: Photos are now organised according to moments aka when and where they were taken. The albums are according to date and can be organised according to year as well. Also to share photos, look at the bottom left, you'll see a little rectangle with an arrow. Click on that and choose the share option. Apple's done a good job hiding that option.

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