IOS7 will still be released as planned: September officially launched

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time of May 2 morning, the U.S. Science and Technology blog TechCrunch quoted a number of sources said that Apple's iOS 7 operating system will be "on time" release. Bloomberg reported earlier that the release of iOS 7 had a risk of being postponed because of a major change in software. "Apple is moving engineering resources from MAC OS X to iOS to ensure that development work is done on time, so iOS 7 will be released as planned," said Jim Dalrymple, a Jim Darlip blogger. The US tech blog AllThingsD also published similar reports. According to the plan, the IOS 7 Developer Preview version will be released in June, and the official release will be in September. "The next step for iOS and OS X will be seen at this conference," Apple said at the Global developer Conference (WWDC) 's official website this year. But Apple has not made it clear whether it will release a new OS X or iOS system at the conference. Typically, WWDC's focus will be on software, so the release of the new system is entirely possible. Since the development of Apple's new iOS has lagged behind, rumors of a delayed release of iOS 7 are on the John Graber, says John Gruber, a well-known technology blogger. Such rumors have come up again as a result of Bloomberg reports. However, it is clear that Apple has invested more engineering resources than ever in the development of the new iOS. The new version of iOS is said to have been Jonasan Aivy by Jonathan Ive, Apple's industrial design director, and the visual effects will change significantly, using a "flat" design style. This means that the new version of iOS will be more of a large color, and eliminate some of the simulation material and physical surface reflection of the lighting effect. In addition, the calendar and e-mail tools built into iOS will change. IOS 7 was designed to make the system's user interface more modern, injecting new energy into the mobile operating system. The aesthetic design of iOS has not changed much over the past 6 years. It is not easy to make large adjustments to some applications, as well as the overall system interface and usage experience. The departure of Scott Foster Scott Forstall last year has enabled Apple to focus on the overall direction of iOS's development. The current WWDC is 1 months away. By convention, Apple may offer a new version of iOS developer previews on WWDC. (D-Gold)