Can iOS stir again?

Ivy's hardware design wind has always been extremely simple , the new iOS system may remove the flashy elements.

According to the news, some of the things that went wrong with Apple's senior management last November, Scott Fostor Scott Forstall, the company that has been responsible for software development for the iphone, have been seen by many as the changes that Apple's management is a precursor to Apple's planned overhaul of the iOS system. Today, the mobile operating system is being tested with Apple products such as iphone, ipad and ipod touches. Some argue that a big overhaul of the iOS system may already be underway, but consumers see the joinin of the operating system this year as less current.

Ive (Jony Ive) and Cregg Federigi (Craig Federighi) are responsible for the appearance and user experience aspects of the iOS system, while the latter is responsible for other parts of the operating system. It's important to note that since Forstall left, many people are looking forward to how the future iOS system will change. Because the biggest complaint that technology media has about iOS is that it has too many elaborate graphic designs.

Steve Jobs, Apple's co-founder, has tended to build applications as much as possible in real-life correspondence. For example, the user interface for a note application is like a standard WordPad, which contains the virtual lines at the top. After the death of jobs, forstall the "class" design of jobs, such as the podcasts app, which has a virtual tape recorder in its background.

However, minimalism has always been the design of Ivy's hardware, and if Ivy continues to follow this principle in designing a future iOS system, the new iOS system is likely to remove the flashy elements left behind by former Forstall. Sure, this is a very likely scenario, but it will take time for the iOS system to change, and Apple may not be able to complete the shift within 6 months.

"I don't think the iOS 7 OS is going to be a big change," said Guy Ingrich, an iOS developer, in a podcast from John Gruber, a well-known U.S. It critic who has a close relationship with Apple last week, And said that their own judgment is not based on what insider information, but based on their years of experience in product development derived.

"From the point of view of product planning and scheduling, it is impossible for them to start developing iOS 7 after Forstall leaves." Perhaps the future of iOS 8 will be more worthy of outside expectations, but iOS 7 may not usher in too much change. English Grich said.

At the same time, Gruber also expressed the same view. "A lot of people are looking forward to a brand-new iOS 7 operating system, but they may end up being very, very disappointed." "said Mr Lu.

If the forecasts are correct, this means that even if Apple is determined to change its iOS system, it will have to wait until at least 2014 to see it.