iOS 10 review: 23 major features fully analyzed! Click here for the upgrade tutorial

This is simply unbearable! iOS 10 hands-on experience review reveals 23 major features! After the official version of iOS 10 was pushed last week, the 24-hour update rate has exceeded 15%, which is really amazing.

Although there are some bugs such as initial bricking, 5S\6 freezing, unusable Mobile VoLTE, and no signal in the US version, it cannot be ignored that iOS 10 still brings many features that were not available before, such as harassment blocking and deletion of pre-installed apps.

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Now CNET summarizes 23 hidden features of iOS 10. Apple users may wish to learn about them.

1. Built-in image search has been added to the messaging function:

You can now search for animated GIFs right within the Messages app. When you’re writing a message in Messages, tap the App Store icon, then swipe over to the Images page and enter your search terms or select a category from the list.

2. You can send small pictures to save traffic

Open Settings > Messages > Scroll to the bottom > Enable low-quality image mode.

3. Optional reading reminder

Now, you can choose to set message read reminders on a contact basis, which can be instantly synced to iMessage on all devices you use, but don't worry about it changing the settings on your Mac, iPad, and iPhone. To do this: In a conversation, click the I button in the upper right corner and turn read receipts on or off; if you don't set it, then Apple will respect your default setting of read receipts, but you can go into any conversation and use or disable it.

4. Automatically add downloaded albums to Apple Music

In iOS 10, you can add anything you download to your device to your Apple Music account simply by tapping the “Add” button. Enabling this is as simple as going to Settings > Music > Downloads and sliding the switch next to Automatically Download to.

5. Automatically manage music storage

In iOS 10, your iPhone or iPad can automatically manage the music downloaded to your device to save space. Just go to Settings > Music > Downloads.

6. Filter spam

The Mail app in iOS 10 now lets you quickly filter messages. When viewing your mailbox, tap the filter icon in the lower left corner of the screen. The default filter is set to show your unread messages, but you can change the filter by tapping Filter: Unselected Category (or Categories) to see what you want to see, and tapping the filter icon again to turn off the feature.

7. The conversation view box has a new interface

8. One-click unsubscribe function added to emails

9. View two Safari tabs simultaneously on one iPad

To do this: Drag a Safari icon anywhere on the screen, then long-press the link, select "Open in Split View," long-press the tab key to view the buttons, and then select "Open Split View."

10. Quickly close all tab interfaces

11. Pause and prioritize app installation processes

12. Parking records

For cars equipped with CarPlay or Bluetooth systems, when you turn off the engine or get out of the car, there will be a warning prompt on your iPhone, and the parking alarm will also appear on the Apple Maps on your phone where your car is.

13. Control center upgraded with new panel

14. Add 3D Touch function to the control center

15. Replace the custom function with "Find"

iOS 10 will now let the App Store use everything from Apple Music to Wikipedia; it will also have new features for third-party developers that will have a chance to appear later this year.

16. Tag photos and information

iOS 10 comes with Apple's own Skitch version of the tagging feature, which you can find when previewing photos or file messages. After selecting a photo to send a message, click it to preview it. In the lower left corner will be a tag or markup icon, depending on the device you are using; when viewing a photo in Photos, click the "Edit" icon, then expand the button and select Tag.

17. Share work on the note function

18. Add 3D Touch Widgets

In iOS 10, if an app offers a widget compatible with the new operating system, you can view and add it to your active widget list with a deep press of the app icon to "Add widget". For example, if you take a photo while listening to music, the music will not suddenly stop like before, except for Live Photo and video.

19. Disable wake-up function

Every time you pick up your phone, its screen automatically turns on to show the current time and any incoming call notifications. If this feature annoys you, now in iOS 10 you can disable it by going to Settings > Display Brightness > Disable Raise to Wake.

20. Clear all notifications

In iOS 10, you no longer need to click the little "X" in the iOS Notification Center every day to delete notifications. Since the iPhone is equipped with 3D touch, pressing on the "X" at the top of the list will bring up a "Clear All" option.

21. Bring back the old Home button

You can do this by changing the settings in iOS 10, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Home Button. At the bottom of the page is a switch to turn it on.

22. Go to bed on time

There’s a new tab in iOS 10’s Clock app called “Bedtime,” and when you first open it, it’ll ask you how many hours of sleep you want each night and what time you typically wake up in the morning; your phone will then calculate when you should go to bed and set an alarm to wake you up at the right time.

23. Delete the built-in software