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New Concept Shows How Notifications Should Be Implemented In iOS 7 [IMAGES]

Ben Reid·November 24, 2012
The dismissal of iOS SVP Scott Forstall at Apple, which has led to Jony Ive taking the helm in the future direction of the company's mobile software, has brought a whole new impetus on the prospect of iOS 7. With Ive said not to be a fan of the skeuomorphic designs throughout iOS, they'll likely go the way of the dodo, but it's not just the faux leather and paper expected to be updated when the next generation of iOS software eventually arrives next year.

This Is How Apple Should Implement Live Icons And Resizable Widgets In iOS 7 [VIDEO]

Awais Imran·November 1, 2012
Visually speaking, iOS’ Springboard “launcher” hasn’t changed much over the years. If you look at the iOS 1 vs. iOS 6 image we’ve placed after the jump, you’ll find the preceding statement to be very much true.
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