New iOS 7 Concept Seems Clean And Functional

Over the past couple of months, we have seen quite a few iOS 7 concepts and the general consensus seems to be that Apple is in real need of some rejuvenation. We have been tracking a lot of the concepts and it looks like we have found a realistic concept that is based on what Apple will be able to achieve by the time WWDC 2013 comes around.

Apple's WWDC will commence on the 10th of June and we are expecting to see OS X 10.9 and of course iOS 7. The concept that we have seen seems to suggest that the new iOS 7 will be clean and functional with a very intuitive user interface. We are all hoping to see some encouraging enhancements moving forward.

The concept that we have seen seems to suggest that toggles will come to the lock screen which is something that has been covered for along time within the jailbreak scene. With jailbreaking tweaks this concept has really interesting alterations and enhancements so it will be good to see Apple bringing this into the stock iOS 7. Another aspect of this concept is that the notification centre and multitasking bar are integrated into the lock screen as well as the home screen. These are accessible by lifting the area where the camera slider currently resides. Nothing appears to have been done about the multitasking bar per se, and given just how one-dimensional and fiddly this is, it is a little disappointing. We are really hoping that Apple will concentrate heavily on bringing much more enhanced functionality to the multitasking feature than is currently available.

This concept also goes on to throw in one or two other goodies including a revamped Mailbox and overall, the effort is perhaps indicative of some of the chances we might actually see on June 10th. Hopefully as well as ridding the OS of all traces of skeuomorphism, we will see a vastly improved functionality with iOS 7 and all of us here can't wait to see what Apple comes up with. As always, we will keep you updated with any new information we get so do keep an eye on our posts.