[jyl]

Z-man thinks it does. At least it should reduce memory demands. With apps able to update in the background, shutting them down now seems more likely to improve battery life. The app shut process is really convenient with iOS 7. I'd like a setting that automatically shuts down apps not used for a specified number of hours.

I'm finding iOS 7 really quite good. The new look gets the initial attention, but they've made the OS more convenient and smarter in many, many ways, and I have encountered almsot no bugs (just lucky?)

Here are the things I still really, really want in iOS:
- Trainable junk/spam filter in Mail - just like in the Mac OS Mail app.
- Swype keyboard
- Handwriting recognition, for iPad/stylus at least
- Keep developing Siri, don't give up, it could be really great in a couple more revs
- And now, a week-at-a-glance Calendar view