Since its launch in 2007, the Apple mobile operating system, iOS, not many significant changes in terms of design. However, it seems it will soon be changed in the latest version of iOS.
Yes, it seems Apple will overhaul the operating system interface design for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch later in its newest version, namely iOS 7.
As quoted from the website 9to5mac, Tuesday (04/30/2013), based on information from various sources, Apple will undertake a major overhaul of the look and user experience. Most likely, Apple will take a "design that is very, very flat (flat)".
It remains unclear what the purpose of the "flat design" is expressed by 9to5mac. However, a source explains the new design of iOS 7 will be similar to the look of "Metro" which is owned by the Windows Phone mobile operating system.
IOS interface design is relatively unchanged since the beginning of the launch. Therefore, Apple appears not to play in developing the operating system's new design. The Cupertino-based company that chose Jonathan Ive, Apple's design maestro, iOS 7 for this project.
For your information, Jonathan Ive, the man who now holds the position of Senior Vice President of Industrial Design, is responsible for the appearance of Apple's flagship products, such as the iMac, MacBook, iPod, iPhone, and iPad.
Apple is likely to introduce iOS 7 in the event Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2013 on the 10 to June 14, 2013.
Would be like if "flat design" is meant by these sources? Let's wait with the event WWDC 2013.
Yes, it seems Apple will overhaul the operating system interface design for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch later in its newest version, namely iOS 7.
As quoted from the website 9to5mac, Tuesday (04/30/2013), based on information from various sources, Apple will undertake a major overhaul of the look and user experience. Most likely, Apple will take a "design that is very, very flat (flat)".
It remains unclear what the purpose of the "flat design" is expressed by 9to5mac. However, a source explains the new design of iOS 7 will be similar to the look of "Metro" which is owned by the Windows Phone mobile operating system.
IOS interface design is relatively unchanged since the beginning of the launch. Therefore, Apple appears not to play in developing the operating system's new design. The Cupertino-based company that chose Jonathan Ive, Apple's design maestro, iOS 7 for this project.
For your information, Jonathan Ive, the man who now holds the position of Senior Vice President of Industrial Design, is responsible for the appearance of Apple's flagship products, such as the iMac, MacBook, iPod, iPhone, and iPad.
Apple is likely to introduce iOS 7 in the event Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2013 on the 10 to June 14, 2013.
Would be like if "flat design" is meant by these sources? Let's wait with the event WWDC 2013.