Your iPhone is about to get a major facelift with the next iOS update.
But it will not be a simple and subtle makeover.
The spectacular redesign will include translucent details, giving Apple products an elegant and futuristic look.
From application icons to menu arrangements, here is what to expect on all your Apple devices.
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Why Apple revises its software
According to Bloomberg, the next Apple iOS update will be “one of the most dramatic software revisions” in the history of technological society.
Usually, its updates are simple, seeking to solve problems or improve what is already possible on Apple devices.
For example, the update that addressed the problem of iPhones seriously overheating.
Or the long -awaited Apple Watch update, which took 10 years to arrive.
This iOS update will however go beyond habit, with a strong emphasis on simplification.
Apple also aims to reach consistency on all its devices, because elements such as application provisions and icon styles are currently differ slightly from product to product.
What to expect with the next iOS update
While Apple did not go out official informationWe can turn to the software on Apple Vision Pro for clues.
This software uses round application icons, much like those observed on the Apple Watch.
Many speculate Apple will replace the rounded square application icons that we see on iPhones by iPhones by all devices.
The reports suggest that the new operating system will also use the translucent menu style of Apple Vision Pro.
The version fueled by Siri’s AI, which has been faced with delays, should also be deployed with these updates.
Siri should be able to provide responses to the context and be used in third -party applications.
It is likely that iOS 19, iPados 19 and MacOS will be launched at the annual conference of world developers in June.
Apple users will discover this software when it will deploy in September, alongside the next iPhone.
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