7 Best New Features Of iOS 7 - part 4

6. Smart mailboxes


Another welcome Mail enhancement is the addition of predefined smart mailboxes, such as Unread, All Drafts, and Attachments. You can display any or all of these mailboxes, which show aliases to messages that meet their respective criteria, and you can order these mailboxes in the mailbox pane as you see fit. Now you can see in one place just your unread mail or find all the drafts you had saved across your mail accounts.

You can also add mailbox folders to the mailbox list, saving you the step of drilling to the Accounts section, then navigating to those folders each time. It's great for mail folders you use frequently.


7. iCloud Keychain

iCloud Keychain does two things you'll appreciate. One is that it can save credit card information entered on websites, so you don't have to keep reentering that data. (Relax: You still need to enter the CVV code, as iCloud Keychain intentionally does not retain that verification code.)

The other is that your saved passwords and credit cards are synced across your Macs and iOS devices if they're signed into the same iCloud account and have iCloud Keychain enabled. Apple has added extra verification to protect iCloud Keychain data, so another user would need more than your iCloud sign-in information to enable it. Use the Safari controls in the Settings app to manage the saved passwords and credit cards.


Credit:
infoworld.com

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