My even bigger problem is Safari: they made web content obviously faster to load, but changed UI to be unpredictable -- you almost never know when it is going to blend in the bigger URL top or the whole lower bar. By introducing changing screen that you don't control, they made the experience much worse.
For the first time in years iPhone starts to behave like Windows before turn of annoying settings. And here I can't even turn them off. Jobs would simply not let them be.
It's not unpredictable; it's been out for three days. You simply have not learned to predict it. But it's very predictable, and I bet you'll be used to it within another day or two.
It is. Bumping at the end is predictable. But it appears even at the times when I just attempt to scroll the middle of the page that I view at the moment. Sometimes when I want it to appear, it doesn't. But more often it appears "just because."
For the first time in years iPhone starts to behave like Windows before turn of annoying settings. And here I can't even turn them off. Jobs would simply not let them be.