Apple may launch any system or 7″ with a radically different design

Apple may launch any system or 7″ with a radically different design

Leaked news of Apple's release of the seventh edition of the operating system "or as" entirely new and different design of the user interface.

According to 9to5 Mac website on Apple news in a report, the Director of the programme design, Jonathan Ive, who took over the post, will, in the next version of the system "or as" to avoid a design that used by users of the system.

For details of the new design, the available information is still scarce, but according to 9to5 Mac website a source, the user interface will see radical change in the form of icons, for example, a Notepad application icon, which currently comes in the form of a yellow Notepad, close application Evernote or other similar applications.

Although the new system will see a radical change in terms of shape, including a toolbar and tabs, that "any users or as 7″ won't face, according to the report, the difficulty in dealing with him, although it will look totally different.

The Apple had previously planned to add functionality for multitasking system which has codename "Innsbruck", similar to Exposé on the operating system for personal computers produced by Apple, OS X, but chose instead the bottom bar that appears when you press the home button twice consecutive.

Observers be true news on the next version of eyeOS, Jonathan Ive will have a personal printer in the OS which has not seen a change in shape since it was launched years ago.

It should be noted that the site "Business Insider" had signed two days before the Apple announcement soon for any new device or hardware in the near future, but the company announces a new software program or service, and that by international Developers Conference WWDC next, which will take place between 10 and 14 June, where he will meet thousands of developers who create and build applications for iPhone or Apple tablet computer iPad.

Also referred to as the CEO of "BlackBerry" Thorsten Heinze was told a month ago that the UI system "or" old fashion, and confirmed that Apple has become less innovative with regard to updating telephone iPhone series, specifically the user interface.