How Apple is Quelling Motion Sickness and Making iOS More Accessible with iOS 7.1

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By Cody FinkMar 13, 2014, 3:00 pm321 pts
For The Guardian, Craig Grannell writes about many of Apple’s new animations for iOS 7.1, and what that means for people who previously got motion sick. While iOS 7 had lots of nice visual touches, bouncy animations and parallax effects made some customers feel physically ill when using their iPhone. In…

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