The WWDC will take place in June, they begin to predict possible dates but there are no official confirmations. Even so, we know with certainty what we will see at that event: the new Apple operating systems. Among them is iOS 12, the new big update for the iDevices that we hope will mean something more of a change with respect to its predecessor, iOS 11.
Although a radical design change is not expected, some users have already begun to realize their concepts about how Apple should direct its gaze including a new home screen, a new sound control bar, expand the use of Touch ID throughout the ecosystem or a guest mode.
Simplicity could go (even) further to iOS 12
In this concept comes from the hand of iOS News and More and it is complete in the following link where you can rate the idea. The first thing that is reviewed in this iOS 12 is a new home screen. Well, it is not new because it is the same as that of iOS 11, but the idea of simplifying the entire screen as much as possible is new, showing only the icons of the apps without showing their name. In this way, everything is clearer.
In relation to the iPhone X, Two interesting aspects would be added with respect to Face ID: a new unlocking mode that does not imply the need to slide the screen to unlock the terminal and, finally, the possibility of blocking with Face ID applications. This would increase the scope of use of face detection technology, which I would really like to see in iOS 12.
Also included in this concept are two functions that are repeated repeatedly in all the concepts of this new version of iOS. On the one hand, a guest mode with which a user can activate a certain number of apps that a guest user can access with their phone. On the other hand, remove the volume up and down frame and replace it with a minimalist bar at the top.
This project includes many more functions, which we summarize below:
- Redesigned FaceTime with multi-party calls
- siri-offline
- Redesigned Safari
- Split View, like the one available on the iPad
- Notification dots with the lock screen
- Notifications redesign
- Dark mode
- Application bar similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy Edge