iOS 8 Beta Vs iOS 7 Visualized Features Comparison Screenshots

iOS 8 Beta Vs iOS 7 Features Comparison

iOS 8 beta is arrived and it’s a new generation mobile OS (operating System) for developers and users. Currently, I am using iOS 8 Beta on one of our iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. At the time of iOS 8 released we are thinking that why we’re wasting our time to comparing iOS 8 Beta with iOS 7.x. That’s why this time we are comparing iOS 8 with iOS 7 and its changes and features.
Apple has did lot of improvement in iOS 8 as compared to iOS 7.x, may be could be the core reason you are going to upgrade iOS 8 and downgrade iOS 7.

Still, iOS 8 in the early beta and the last variations release is still couple of months away, but those who want to take a viewing at Apple Operating System (OS) can download or install it foot by foot in accordance with this tutorial although without developer account. We can’t say iOS 8 is new because it’s just a refined version of iOS 7.

And we talk about visual alters, iOS 8 is just an improved OS version. If anyone want to see more details from the following iOS 8 VS iOS 7 comparison then check out visual comparison screenshots

iOS 8 vs iOS 7 Comparison: Here's What Has Changed

iOS 8 and iOS 7 OS 8 Better sharing menu

iOS 8 and iOS 7 OS 8 Favorite Contacts in the Multitasking Window

iOS 8 and iOS 7 OS 8 Group Chats get a donot disturb button

iOS 8 and iOS 7 OS 8 Interactive notifications

iOS 8 and iOS 7 OS 8 Location sharing in chats

iOS 8 and iOS 7 OS 8 Message notifications

iOS 8 and iOS 7 Request desktop site in Safari

iOS 8 and iOS 7 Splash message notifications

iOS 8 and iOS 7 Spotlight Search in Safari

iOS 8 and iOS 7 Text messages in lock screen

iOS 8 and iOS 7 Voice and video messages

How I got iOS 8 features which are mentioned above? All features are mainly released by Apple in WWDC 2014. iOS 8 beta also have various hidden features which are not revealed in this list such as Siri Voice, Hide images and etc. We’ll release them step by step in the coming post. Switch on and we’ll cover you with much more iOS 8 tips and techniques.