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Swiping down on the screen to access notifications now brings up the Lock screen. Today view continues to be available with a side swipe, and everything generally looks the same -- there's just no separate Notification Center anymore.

The Files App. There is no iCloud Drive app in iOS 11, because it's been expanded into a more comprehensive 'Files' app that's designed to mimic the Finder app on the Mac. Files houses all of the content stored locally on the iPhone or iPad, iCloud content, app content, and content stored in other cloud services like Dropbox, Box, One Drive, Google Drive, and more. Files is well-organized and offers up quick access to all content that's stored on an iOS device. Like Finder for Mac, it's searchable, has a section for viewing all recently accessed files, and it supports tags, spring-loading, nested folders, and favorites.

A new feature called Instant Tuning means you can send a notification straight to Notification Center, then hide it from the lock screen by choosing to “deliver quietly.” You can also silence notifications from certain apps right here, so you don’t need to dig around in the Settings app. New Apple apps: Books, News, Stocks On my home screen, everything looks pretty much the same (with the exception of that new iOS 12 wallpaper, of course). However, Apple did update a few of its native apps. The News app gets a bit of a refresh in terms of design — nothing too major — although the iPad version gains a sidebar that helps you see all the categories you’re interested in super-easily. Apple also dropped the “i” from iBooks, now calling its app simply “Books.” More importantly, the app got a complete redesign to make it easier and more enjoyable to use. It benefits from a brand new e-book store (which seemed to be a bit of a theme at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference), along with a new “reading now” section that shows a preview of the book you were reading most recently so you can jump straight back in.