Help! Motion of user interface is nauseating iOS 7

iOS 6 also zoomed in and out of apps. The difference in iOS 7 is that the zooming starts from the app icon, rather than the centre of the screen.

It cannot be changed or turned off.

Nobody from Apple reads your post.

This forum is for iPad users helping other iPad users.

Use the Apple feedback procedure to communicate directly with them:

http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

I've turned on BOLD TEXT and turned on REDUCE MOTION but for me it feels like more than just the zooms in and out... I'm getting sick just reading emails and texts or just glancing at the lock screen. It's intant nausea. The only thing I can think of is that it's something to do with refresh rate or frequency of the screen.

I thought I'd just get used to it but it has not subsided. I only hope I don't have to resort to backgrading to iOS 6 or worse, moving to a different brand of phone.

have you tried Settings>General>Accessibility, turn reduce motion on.

Well, Apple doesn't support downgrading to iOS 6.

refresh rate or frequency of the screen

Updating the iOS software does not update the screen hardware and therefore makes no change to the refresh rate or frequency of the screen.

how do you know?

Because it is technically impossible for a SOFTWARE update to change the screen HARDWARE. The specifications of the screen determine the refresh rate. It's always been 60Hz.

The only way to change the screen hardware is to physically remove the screen and put a new one in.

Samsung, Apple, whats the difference????

Zombies all of them. Brainless when it comes to caring about the customer,

I have spent my last $ with

Software updates to thinness of fonts and other lines on screen can effect the way the screen vibrates. I'm a motion graphics designer and am constantly aware of not using certain colors and thinnesses of type because of how hard they can be on the human eye.

All I know is it's day four of total nausea using this phone. The last thing I want to do is change phones or downgrade but this is awful.

I'm a motion graphics designer and am constantly aware of not using certain colors and thinnesses of type

You must still be designing for old cathode ray monitors then. The shimmering type 'vibrations" affect interlaced, low-resolution displays, and particularly CRT displays. In particular 1-pixel high horizontal lines will shimmer like crazy on an interlaced display. Hi-res, digital, non-interlaced displays are not affected by such things.

Reds and blues also caused colour fringing on old CRT displays, but again, that's not a problem on modern hi-resolution digital LCD displays such as those on modern mobile devices.

Obviously, some colours are harder to see when used on certain other colours, but that is nothing to do with the refresh rate - just the choice of colours.

look I'm not on here to argue, I was merely throwing out possible reasons for mine (and others) nausea. It goes beyond just the movement in the iOS, for me there's something else.

You may not feel it and the majority of people may not experience it but the fact remains:

I am sick from using iOS 7 upgrade.

How do you know whether the refresh rate is not programmable?

If it is, software can obviously modify the refresh rate.

Also, how do you know the screen's refreh rate is set to 60 Hz?

What needs to be refreshed in IPS technology?

Hopefully something is done with the zooming in and out. Right now I am just looking away everytime, it does it.