The 5 best features in Apple's iOS 5  Earlier this week at its
Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple finally offered up
a look at iOS 5, the planned update to the company's mobile OS.
Although it wont be out until this fall -- Apple isn't yet
saying exactly when -- iOS 5 promises to deliver much-needed
changes to the OS, which is used on the iPhone, iPad and iPod
touch.  Apple told WWDC attendees that the new OS will have some
200 new features, though only 10 of them were showcased during
Monday's two-hour keynote, which also < href="">focused on
iCloud and OS X 10.7 "Lion."  Here are the five iOS 5-based
changes I'm looking forward to most.  New notifications  Let's
start with the crowd-pleaser: Apple has finally revamped the way
iOS handles message notifications. This was long overdue.  Until
now, whenever a notification arrived, it popped up on the
screen, forcing you to either view the message or close the
notification window. The new method doesn't force you to stop
whatever you're doing; the not