Operation of apps and services remains relatively unchanged despite the big visual changes, though all default icons get updated looks, as well as the user interfaces themselves. It’s a radical enough redesign that one source said it resembles Windows Phone, which is a big change from earlier comments that any changes made by Ive would be relatively subtle. That means you won’t see things that are leather-bound, faux yellow notepads, or lighting effects that make buttons and controls look like they’re crafted from actual metal. The blog’s sources say that it’s “very, very flat,” losing any evidence of computer-generated shine, glare or the skeuomorphism reportedly favored by deposed iOS chief Scott Forstall. iOS 7 will get a flat visual look, which is all the rage these days, at the hands of Apple’s chief design guru Jony Ive, according to a new report by 9to5Mac.
IOS 7 is probably right around the corner, at least as a preview coming at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference in June, and it looks like it might be the most exciting change to Apple’s mobile OS we’ve seen in a long time, at least on the surface.
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