Digging through the little details of iOS 8 hidden

In this article we will try to dig out the details of the hidden changes in Apple iOS 8. Because the WWDC keynote address is limited, Apple will not be able to completely show developers all the details of iOS and the next-generation desktop operating system, so this article continues our discovery journey. While there are some notable changes in iOS 8 that can be said to excite us, such as HomeKit, ICloud Photo Library and metal, some of these hidden details can inadvertently surprise us.

With the main new features released by iOS 8, the Jony Ive and HMI development team also worked on a number of micro-tweaks on the UI. And here's the hidden 11 little details that we found after we tried to dig out iOS 8:

Safari's private mode

　　Current Safari already has a regular pattern and private mode. When you switch from private mode, IOS 8 asks if you want to keep or close these tabs.

Manage Apple IDs from the icloud menu

Unlike Apple IDs, which are managed via itunes or the App Store, IOS 8 will have a new location in the icloud setting that allows you to view and edit personal information. You can also change your password, credit card, and add members to accessibility share.

The emoji switch turned into a smiley face.

It is more convenient to pull up the emoji keyboard in iOS 8, replacing the symbol with a smiley face. In other keyboards, IOS 8 allows you to trigger a new QuickType keyboard by pulling down and returning with a gray bar between the pull text box and the keyboard.

Weather app gets data from Weather channel

Yahoo has been working on the weather information in iOS, but iOS 8 has broken the routine and turned to using the data provided by the Weather channel.

FaceTime Call Waiting

FaceTime still has no group call capabilities, but Apple adds call-waiting for its video-chat service to make it easier for users to reject calls or to end current calls to connect to new calls.

Organize ibooks by category

Apple has added some new organizational features to ibooks, and can organize e-books by collection or category.

Time-lapse video

IOS 8 Adds a time-lapse feature to dynamically select a time interval that allows the user to capture the glow of the sunset and the hustle and bustle of the city.

RSS Feeds in Shared links

Safari now adds an RSS feeds to the shared Links feed. Visit the Web site in Safari, open the Sharing link, and click "Add current Site" in your subscription.

Camera Timer

Almost every camera app in the App Store has its own timer, but Apple didn't implement this feature until iOS 8. Users can open timers at the top of the app, with 3s and 10s two options.

Request a desktop version of the page

Safari in IOS 8 has the "Request Desktop Site" feature, located below the address bar.

Mark all text as read

The messages application in IOS 8 has the "Read all" option, which is located below the editing feature, and helps the user out of annoying notifications, and you can also select the information store time in the settings menu, such as 1, January, or forever.

Recover deleted photos

Users can restore previously deleted photos in recently deleted.

Stopwatch more delicate

The start and lap buttons in the stopwatch in IOS 8 have subtle shades of gray.

Location-based Unlocking

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IOS 8 is a location-based unlocking method. This approach is similar to the common quick unlock and open camera application, when the user close to the Apple Store, the lower left corner of the screen will appear in the Apple Store official application, slide up the application icon to unlock the screen and open the application. At present, this feature does not seem to be limited to Apple's own application, Third-party applications also apply, such as Starbucks applications.