San Francisco had the most iOS 7 visits, with 18.75 percent, and Cupertino accounted for 17.9 percent of the total. May 2 saw the highest iOS 7 traffic to date, representing 23 percent, or nearly a quarter, of all unique iOS visitors to Onswipe-enabled sites. Most were visiting from iPhones (75 percent), but iPads also represented a full quarter of visits.
Wondering what those iOS 7 beta testers are doing on their devices?
According to Onswipe, typical activities include finding out about which turntable to buy, Vine’s recent front camera-related update, Apple’s stock price and Kid Cudi.
9to5Mac confirmed with its own sources that Apple’s design guru Jony Ive, whose responsibilities include Human Interface across the company following iOS boss Scott Forstall’s ouster last August, is indeed leading a major revamp of the mobile operating system.
There’s been no shortage of iOS 7 mockups over the past few months, here are three nice concepts.
The redesign apparently gets rid of stitched leather and other signs of skeumorphism in favor of a flattened and minimalistic appearance akin to Microsoft’s Windows Phone.
Apple has reportedly borrowed engineers from the OS X 10.9 team in order to finish iOS 7 in time for an assumed Fall refresh of its iOS hardware.
Apple’s WWDC 2013 press release quotes marketing honcho Phil Schiller who confirmed that Apple will be getting “new versions of iOS and OS X†into the hands of its registered developers at WWDC.
Don’t worry we will be covering everything about the WWDC 2013, so keep yourself updated with us and stay tuned…
