Apple is confident that users will love the iOS 19 redesign
Apple is preparing for one of the biggest changes in its software. According to Bloomberg, the company is planning a large-scale redesign for iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16, which is designed to ensure unity and integrity across all platforms.
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According to journalist Mark Gurman, these changes are the biggest since the release of iOS 7 for iPhone and iPad, and for Mac - since the release of macOS Big Sur.
The new interface design will be based on visionOS, the operating system for Apple's Vision Pro headset. In particular, windows and buttons will change, making all Apple devices more consistent and recognisable. The update will not be limited to the appearance: the changes will significantly improve the user experience for many years.
Apple top managers are confident that users will love the new design. They plan to create interfaces that are easy to use, faster to navigate, and easier to learn. The updates could also form the basis for future innovations in technology, such as folding devices and touchscreen Macs.
Apple aims to make its operating systems (iOS, macOS, iPadOS) more consistent with each other. This means that users will be able to use different Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac) without feeling a big difference between them. In addition, the company wants to adapt its systems to the development of artificial intelligence so that users can interact with devices more naturally, without the constant need to open applications and manually perform various actions.
Source: Bloomberg
