The 5 most requested iPhone features Apple left out of iOS 11

In this post, we'll run down five of the most sought-after iPhone features that Apple still hasn't addressed in iOS 11. The same goes for the iPad 4.

By "old apps", Apple is referring to apps which still only use a 32-bit processor.

Apple has prepared developers for this transition, announcing through an iOS 10 beta earlier this year that apps will have to support 64-bit hardware in the upcoming version of iOS - that would be iOS 11 - to work on those devices.

The bittersweet news is that Apple's new iOS 11 software has revamped the "Invert Colors" feature so that it's now a "Smart Invert" that darkens the color scheme of the UI without inverting the colors on things like photos and app icons. But that run has now come to an end.

Apple's iOS 11 update will be available for all flagship devices starting from the iPhone 5s, iPad fifth-generation, iPad Air 2, iPad mini 3, and Apple Watch.

So how does one install iOS 11 on their iPhone?

iOS 11's refinement and redesign of Apple's iOS ecosystem has been the talk of the town in the past 2 days.

However, the report stated that most users won't have NFC reader support until Q3 2017, when iOS 11 is set for public release. iOS 11 beta 1 was then released, and millions of developers (and non-developers) have likely installed it by now. On that page, you will see the option for Offload Unused Apps.

You need to find out which of your apps are affected. This will warn users when they receive an SMS message that could be fraudulent, creating an additional layer of defence against phishing and ID attacks. It appears that the company won't be allowing users to drag and drop files between apps just yet.

This is clearly the most requested feature among vocal iPhone users on social networks and on forums like Reddit.

The feature will not work if the app is no longer available in the App Store, according to the Offload Unused Apps description.

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