Apple release updated version of iOS7, users complain of 'motion sickness'

Six days after a flaw was discovered in the newly released operating system, iOS7, Apple Inc. released an updated version iOS7.0.2 that aims at preventing people from having access to the phone when locked.              

Sources noted that the new operating system may be downloaded for free and is around 20MB in size.                     

In the same context, reports pointed out that Apple Inc. may need more than a single update for more complicated issues other than security bugs seemingly since the new user interface (UI) is causing users “motion sickness”.                        

Users who upgraded to the newly released iOS7 claimed that “the new UI zooming animations, as well as effects and new home screen features are making them nauseous and giving them headaches.”          

Users echoed their complaints on social media networks; asking if there are any possible ways to turn off the iOS7 navigation animations.           

However, the new operating system does include an option in the accessibility subsection of settings that allows its users to ‘reduce motion’.