Recently released for iDevices produced by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, iOS 7 it was subjected to a very large number of tests, one of them even having the role of finding out, among other things, what is the experience of using the operating system. According to those from Pfeiffer, iOS 7 gets 73.25 points in a top user experience, 3.25 points more than iOS 6 and 16 points more than AndroidOS, the closest competing operating system. In the same top, Windows Phone 8 si BlackBerry 10 are present, both generating a lower score than that of Android (Samsung).
Going further, in the case of the same study, the level of "cognitive load" that a user has while using these operating systems was also measured, more precisely we are talking about how difficult it would be for us to learn how to use quickly and "by instinct" the functions of the operating system. In this category iOS 7 it has a lower score than iOS 6, equal to that of Windows Phone 8 and much better than that of Android (Samsung). According to Pfeiffer, this means that the operating system is more intuitive than the competing ones, with the exception of Windows Phone 8.
Regarding the possibility to customize the terminal, iOS 7 gets a quite interesting score, equal to that of Android OS, but to be honest it seems to me that here the results are quite far from reality, Android offering users a much greater freedom. This freedom includes more options for customizing the terminals, so we are talking about a higher score than the one displayed. Overall, the study presents iOS 7 as a marginal improvement over iOS 6, but I think many will appreciate this change.
