iOS7 (Beta 3) First Look & How I Got It

Here it is, the all-new iOS7!

Lockscreen and Passcode

The first "page" on my phone and the Utilities folder

 Multitasking and Songs

 

Albums and Camera Roll

 

 Inbox and an opened message

 

Safari

                          

This is the first time Apple ever made major changes to its operating system's UI design, it was such a risk. As for me, I like the overall look of the new iOS compared to the previous versions

ADVANTAGES (and features that I liked)

• Sleeker, simpler and cleaner look
• A more modern look for the keyboard
• Messaging & Safari has a new feature that let's you go back to a previous page by swiping to the right
• More viewing space in Safari
• You can store more apps in a folder, and the folder has a more efficient design
• The Newsstand app can FINALLY be put into a folder
• There's a cute little animated equalizer icon next to a song title of the song currently playing
• You can view a number of apps at once (while switching between apps)
• Switching between apps is easier and more efficient 
• There are more options for the camera (including a "square" photo shot and filters)
• Photos are more organized and are clustered according to date taken and "moments"
• AIRDROP 

CONS (and features I didn't like that much)

• It does lag from time to time. (but considering it's only in beta stage, it works pretty well)
• When switching between apps and you have a private tab opened, it cannot be hidden.
• Some apps don't adapt to iOS7 that well yet. 
• Some apps keep lagging on the iOS7 beta version. 
• Some apps don't work at all or keep closing on its own (including Skype)
• The phone often reboots on its own 

And for the eager beavers out there, here's the video tutorial on how to install iOS7 on your apple device:

NOTE: The beta version is only available for the iPhone 4 (and later), iPod touch (5th gen) and iPad (and later).

Video Tutorial

iOS7 Download