'Apple finally revealed its highly anticipated iOS 7 operating system, dramatically redesigned by legendary designer Jony Ive.'
Followed by:
'It’s stunning.'
I notice this writing - and speaking - style occurs frequently by those enamoured by Apple products, probably a result of listening to a few too many Jobs speeches. It is also rather distracting in that it makes it hard to take the message for granted as it comes across more like religious fervour than objective thought. May I suggest ditching the adjectives for a more toned-down style?
For instance, I find a few of Leo's icons to look slightly better and a few to look slightly worse. Going down the page, JustD's, Zane's, and Ida's icon sets look worse overall, in my opinion.
The extra padding in icons and the smaller button radii really do work better though.
Saffad using opacity to separate Control Center sections is an awesome improvement. It's awkward that in the iOS 7 promotional video they say that "iOS 7 is a clear representation of these goals", and then the first screen they show is Control Center with the overwhelming dividers.
[1] http://dlanham.com/ [2] http://iconfactory.com/freeware/preview/stkr