A gallery of iOS 4.1 update screenshots

None of the new features of 4.1 work on iPhone 3Gs except Game Center. Wonderful. My phone is only one year old and no longer supported by Apple. Just great.

please STOP adding applications that can't be deleted or hidden apple! I don't game with my phone except on rare travel occasions and therefore don't need your gamecenter app stuck in my thing.

yes I'm aware I can make a junk directory, but I'd rather be able to just disable (equivalent to third party delete) them in settings.

Minor update detail I noticed. In apple's Mail app, when you're looking at an individual message, the trash icon at the bottom of the screen has officially been changed to an 'archive' icon. The button has already been acting as an archive button, so it's nice to see that they updated the icon to reflect that. -Lawrence
P. S. I'm loving HDR photos so far!

how do i get rid of game center?

and i just had the same proximity issue i DIDN'T have with 4.01--in the middle of a call with my wife when, suddenly, i'm on speakerphone.

also--may be my imagination--but it seems that everything opens just the tiniest bit slower than it did under 4.01.

i pray i'm wrong because, although i'm on my new iphone 4 now, i still have traumatic memories of running 4.01/02 on my old 3g.

Anyone else notice that over-the-air Notes syncing has been removed in iOS 4.1 (Settings > Mail, Contacts and Calendars > {Any mail account})?

Glad to see that GameCenter is finally up and (kinda) running. Just waiting now for some game support.

To assist with the "befriend each other" part of the post, I'll just leave my GameCenter nickname here: The Incendiary :)

Oh well...

Has anyone else updated only to find the HDR feature isn't there? Nothing in settings as per screen shot, no extra options at the top of the screen... nothing. I'm definitely on 4.1 - says so in iTunes.

>> "I plan on tinkering with the HDR photography quite a bit over the next few days."



If anyone is interested, here's some HDR test shots I made over the weekend with iOS 4.1:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulbart/sets/72157624910561058

In the Central Park example, HDR made the sky blue (instead of overexposed white) without making the foreground dark. In the Met Museum photo, you can actually see what the guy is drawing (again: without making the rest of the photo too dark).

I'm impressed by how well it works. It may not be 'perfect', but if you've ever tried to take a photo where part of it is overexposed (and tried to 'reexpose' by tapping another area - only to make it way too dark), you'll understand how this new feature makes that so much easier.

Ms. Pac-Man was just updated to support Game Center.