Practical iOS 7: Everything you need to know about the Control Center

One of my favorite new features of iOS 7 is probably the center of
control. Thanks to it, the most practical settings are always within reach.
the hand.

Although it is practical, it can also be annoying in certain situations,
that's why Apple has provided several cases in which to deactivate it.

Discovery of this essential control center:

Settings at your fingertips

Before going any further, a little background on how to display this center of
control. We have already mentioned itrepeatedly,
more, as they say, twice is better than once.

To display this control center, simply swipe from the bottom to the top of
the screen is enough.

For what?

In practice, the Control Center offers several types of shortcuts
allowing access to the most used settings:

the switcheswhich allow you to activate or
deactivate this or that function (airplane mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, do not
disturb, orientation lock)
The settingsto increase or decrease brightness and
volume
__Shortcuts, to access the flashlight more quickly, the
timer, calculator or camera

Some settings

Even though everything may seem simple, a few adjustments can be made
necessary so that the control center does not become annoying. Indeed,
there are many applications that offer the use of step sliding
up for I don't know what action. In this case, the progress of the center of
control can become difficult.

To avoid this type of inconvenience, Apple offers an option that allows you to
disable the control center in the phone settings. For this, he
just go to Settings>Control Center and activate the
switches as you like. It is also possible to deactivate the
control center on the home screen for added security

Any improvements to come?

While the control center is very convenient, it could be improved.
Indeed, many people are calling for a switch to cut off
or not 3G. Going further, we imagine that Apple could offer more
customization of this control center and why not, the integration of
shortcuts to applications or other settings depending on the
user needs and desires.