iOS 7 might feature a more flat redesign

If you may have not known yet, Jony Ive – the person behind Apple industrial design – is now also making arrangements with the company’s software design. According to developers, he is trying to push a more “flat design” for the next iOS that aims to be simpler and starker.

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Apple’s iOS has pretty much been the same since 2007; it’s a row of icons of apps, and throughout the years, there was an addition of wallpapers, a notification bar, a task-switcher, a voice assistant and a number of features. While those have been truly useful upgrades, there hasn’t been really much change in the whole design of iOS.

Some can argue it’s hard to change the whole theme of iOS as it greatly compliments other Apple software such as Mac OS X, but if you wanna take the business perspective, a little change can do great for the product as iOS has been quite stale. The report indicates any change will be conservative, so we don’t think it will really be that massive of a change.

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Bob Freking

Bob Freking occasionally contributes articles to the website. He is a UST Graduate of Commerce & Business Administration, Major in Marketing Management, and a full-time Sith Lord with three dragons.

15 Comments

darkmoondy says:

12 years ago

my hater na rin ang yugatech……dti lagi ako nagbabasa sa site na to about review…matatalino nag iiwan ng comment ngaun my ganyan na…
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kendra says:

12 years ago

if they’ll just revamp the UI but same old features and no additional “awesome” in-board apps for the next iphone., i might have to think thrice to replace my iphone5 hey look at sgs4’s improvements.
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Tarush says:

12 years ago

Baklaaaaaaaaaaa! Ano ba yan! Ikaw sister ha, flat ba? Mag dianne ka para powerful
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Di Ko Gets says:

12 years ago

Ansabe?

Lebron James says:

12 years ago

I check this website for the local content which is still one of the best sources. But if you’re just going to be copying / pasting from another publication then you might as well put the link.

Your writing reminds me of classmates I’ve had back in college who report something in English and try to explain it in Filipino. Literally translating everything word for word.
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Chicken says:

12 years ago

^exactly. everything is just copied, summarized or reworded.

i hope bob isn’t paid for this crap.
sjdlanf says:

12 years ago

There is a link. Dumbcrap

Hahaha says:

12 years ago

Sabi na eh, title palang alam ko nang ang walang kwentang author na naman to.
Kopya nanaman sa iba. Zzzzzzz. Wa wenta. Kbye.
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Lebron James says:

12 years ago

“The report indicates any change will be conservative, so we don’t think it will really be that massive of a change.”

Thank you for explaining to us what conservative means. You are a bad writer just like your boss and all this website stands for is copying/pasting news from larger publications. My advise is to switch careers while you’re young.
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Grrrrrr says:

12 years ago

Don’t feed the troll! Alam naman natin na wala yang ibang ginagawa sa buhay…
Reader says:

12 years ago

What, you don’t know what “conservative” means? My 4-year old cousin can state its definition in a second, plus she knows her “schadenfreude, onomatopoeia and apartheid”. Tsk tsk…clearly we all aren’t educated the same.
emem says:

12 years ago

Eto na naman nagmamarunong. Edi mag engadget ka cnet verge techcrunch wired t3 allthingsd. May options ka tsong di ko kailangan magsabi ng ganyan sa writer. If you can do better bat di ikaw mag apply at magsulat dito.
bobo says:

12 years ago

Lol. D na nya kasalanan kung di mo alam ang conservative. Bobits.

At ano gusto mo mangyari? Gumawa sila ng imbentong news? Malamang kukuha sa iba. Articles should have sources.
Paquito says:

12 years ago

Another keyboard warrior hiding behind the anonymity offered by the internet. If you don’t like this website, why bother leaving a reply?