Another one is that for the life of me I couldn't figure out how to access the search for app feature until recently. I knew it existed, and I guess it's a downwards pointing tap in the middle of the screen but it took me forever to find it again and then to actually figure out what I had done to trigger it.
Then there's the loading my phone with apps I have no use for such as Music, Playbook, and the Apple Watch app. I understand these have useful features to people but I don't understand why I can't at the very least hide the damn icons and instead have to either create a folder for "Shit I don't use ever" or delegate them to some far off slide screen.
It seems like it goes on and on and while the old iOS's did look a bit clunky, everything was very clear in my opinion in terms of functionality and I'm not exactly sure why there was a move away from it.
And this is all a shame since Apple's hardware software integrated and closed source environment is a terrific way to make a phone in my opinion where I barely have to worry about malware since apps are checked by their App Store team, everything looks standardized and decent because of the components they provide, and things run really fast (at least until your phone is two generations old) because of their language support and hardware integration.
It's frustrating.