2024-02-10 18:00:00
Little by little, the attention surrounding what Apple will present this year (both in terms of software and hardware) is attracting more and more people. However, there are those who have been worrying about this for some time.
This is the case of designer Shea, from Concept Centralwhich released a new video with its concept of iOS 18 which he has been working on for no less than four months.
Check out: youtu.be/xwcZ43G86YU
In the video, he shows his vision of what the next big iOS update could be like in eight different topics. They are: Lock screen, Control Center, Home screen, Dynamic Island (Dynamic Island), widgets, multitasking, Photos app (Photos) e AirPods.
In relation to the first three, the designer proposes an even greater level of customization, including the flashlight and camera shortcuts (on the Lock screen) to the Action button.
In addition, he also thought about the possibility of adding Control Center buttons (such as Focus modes) to the Home screen, which would also gain several pre-defined models — as is currently the case with the Lock screen.
Regarding Ilha Dinâmica, he echoed other proposals that make even more use of the resource, such as interacting with Siri, receiving messages and even as a media/links/files transfer area between apps.
Widgets, in turn, would gain a new tiny size, while multitasking (practically non-existent on iOS) would be revamped with the possibility of using at least two apps vertically, making it possible to adjust how much of each one’s screen is displayed.
The Photos app would gain some new features (presumably with lots of artificial intelligence help), such as the ability to group multiple images and remove unwanted objects from images natively.
Finally, the designer proposed to facilitate interaction with the AirPods, so that users could adjust the settings for the Active Noise Cancellation and Ambient modes directly via the volume controller.
Very interesting (and welcome) changes, don’t you think?
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