Social Media  Five Disappointments of iOS 6     1. As of this
year, it’s no longer "ahead of its time"  Back when Steve Jobs
released the original iPhone in 2007, he said that the operating
system was “at least five years ahead of its time”. If any of
you were using the Motorola Q9h or BlackBerry Pearl that I was
using back then, you’d agree with me in the fact that the guy
was right. Sadly it seems that nobody at Apple remembers that
anymore. Those five years are up, and sadly nothing that was
released at WWDC has prepared iOS to leap ahead of its time
again. Today, a natural user interface is no longer a feature.
It became mainstream years ago. Even feature phones have flick
scrolling, Opera Mini for improved web browsing, and yeah,
they’ve been doing music for a while now.  iOS 6 should’ve been
about where the puck is going to be next. Siri, while superior
in many ways to whatever other platforms currently do, is still
half-baked. iPhone OS 1 made the phrase “ease-of-use” change in
meaning half a decade ag