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This isn't so much about the design of ios 7 as it is about the icons, which are woeful in places. Good idea though, but to really make the point it should have mocked the app up in the ios 7 style.

Interesting point about people liking the designer not the design, people become very defensive over their personal preferences despite a drop off in quality, or a sudden upheaval.

A similar phenomenon in terms of functionality would be Gruber's Vesper app.
The icon in the article looks fine and the huge irony about iOS7 is that non-Apple graphic designers voicing their disagreement have generally been nothing but wrong.

Minor anecdote, but I'm overseas on vacation and was in a restaurant when one of the waiters/runners almost freaked out when he noticed that I was running the beta. He was completely enamored with it. Everyday, average people absolutely love the design and that's what's going to be what matters in the end.

can people just stop posting misleading titles?

its so disgusting how people like you lied to other viewers just to gain pageviews to your website.

at least have some decency and write the link title truthfully.

you need not to explain why you did it, most would just press the X button once they read the first line.

thanks for wasting my time.

You probably didn't notice but one of the Twitter account names in embeds is pretty offensive.
Which one would that be?
The one written in cyrillic — @dieselboy's
I like the one about the icon looking like a blow up doll. lol