iOS 11 updates the sixth developer beta, and the biggest change is the App Store logo

If you are used to the Apple App Store logo - a triangle composed of a pencil, ruler and brush, this logo will only remain in your mind after you install the new iOS 11 system.

Because you'll find that the new logo of Apple's App Store looks more like three popsicle sticks crossed together.

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Recently, Apple released the sixth developer beta of iOS 11. In addition to the changes in the App Store logo, iOS 11 also updated the map and clock icons, as well as new AirPod animation effects. The system also includes bug fixes and can improve the system performance of the device.

Although Apple has modified the logos of multiple applications before, this time it is the largest and most drastic change Apple has made in recent years.

The Next Web reports that the new logo looks smoother and more modern than the old one, with the exception of the App Store logo. It's hard to understand why Apple abandoned the original logo (pencil/ruler/brush) and used a design that looks like a bunch of popsicle sticks. However, whether you like the new logo or not, it is undeniable that the new logo has a higher image resolution, so the picture effect is better. This is undoubtedly a plus.

iOS 11 also cuts some features from the original system. For example, some dynamic wallpapers no longer support pre-download, and the fish dynamic wallpaper has been removed; the brightness adjustment function will no longer be displayed in the "Display Settings", and the function will be moved to the "Accessibility Area" in the settings, and the default mode will be set to ***. If you want to set the brightness to manual mode, you must modify it in the Accessibility Area.

It can be seen that Apple does not want ordinary users to change the settings. This may be related to the OLED display of the upcoming new generation of iPhones (Apple Watch with OLED display also has full-time automatic brightness adjustment function).

Other changes include: the initial page of the photo area has been updated; the numbers on the clock have become more eye-catching; the blue icon will be more three-dimensional when AirPlay is playing; and new animation effects will appear when the phone is plugged into headphones.