There is an expected unveil of Apple for its new iOS 7 at WWDC 2013, as its developers conference shudders off June 10.
Previously we heard gossips that Ive was planning a broad user interface renovate with iOS 7, though there was no specific details. But currently that Ive's is looking for iOS 7, it will be in black, white and flat all over.
Conferring to 9to5 Mac's sources, the textures now present in iOS linen on the statements panel and skin in the calendar app will be swapped into flat black and white colors.
Though the home screen apps no longer have gloss, shadows and shine applied to the icons, nevertheless their corners will remain rounded.
Mac still suggests that apps including Mail, Calendar and Maps will gain an integrated guise. And all will share analogous a white base each with its own exceptional color scheme.
Chitchats of preparing major design changes with iOS 7 continue to heat up about Apple, as new hearsays suggesting that a gentler, and flat design aesthetic last October. Jonathan Ive became answerable not only for the look and feel of Apple hardware, but also its software.
But the challenge with an iOS overhaul, will be balancing the need for something new with the familiarity of the system with hundreds of millions of users of course.
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