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Do you really think that they would radically redesign the next version of iOS?

• brudgers 14y ago
  Next version, probably not unless there is the perception of a burning platform. But over the long haul, I don't see how Apple can stick with an increasingly dated and arbitrary visual paradigm. How many people have actually been around real to real tape decks or owned a leather desk calendar? And as digital devices like smartphones become more ubiquitous, fewer and fewer people will.
• josho 14y ago
  > Do you really think that they would radically redesign the next version of iOS? Yes. Absolutely. After a year of the longer 4" screen I fully expect Apple to significantly revise the UI to take advantage of this extra room. Don't expect a radical change that throws out everything Apple has already achieved, but do expect new widgets that make 4" screens better.
  • Bud 14y ago
    We've already seen lots of small changes to take advantage of the extra screen height. Virtually all the iOS built-in apps and many third-party apps have made tweaks. Not just stretching the size of the main area in which you view data or other stuff, but actual interface changes as well.
• deleted 14y ago
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• sigzero 14y ago
  No. I see each new version tweaking it to be better and better. iOS has stagnated a bit and I suspect Ives is going to change that.