I stumbled upon this video that ticks many boxes without the kind of exaggeration and sci-fi stuff that other conceptual artists envision that you know will never see the light of day.
A new jailbreak tweak called Bongwater reimagines how the iPhone’s Phone app user experience should be.
Here’s another concept that imagines bringing Apple Watch complications from watchOS to the iPhone and iPad.
So-called live icons would display useful information on the Home screen, like weather conditions and temperature, without having to launch the widget.
Multitasking on iPad suffers from discoverability issues and unnecessary complexity. A deceptively simple concept envisions a better and far more consistent multitasking experience on the Apple tablet than what we have today.
This concept envisions a modernized means of changing a jailbroken handset’s root password from alpine to something more secure.
Michael Calcada’s iOS 13 concept provides a few nice ideas for how Apple could address some of the longest-standing user paint points.
It’s expected that Apple will announce iOS 13 at this year’s WWDC. Ahead of that, a concept artist has taken a crack at what the next version of the mobile OS might offer.
Check out an unobtrusive volume HUD, enhanced multitasking, a system-wide Dark Mode, writing iOS apps in Xcode for iPad with external monitor support, a Finder-like app for iPad and more.
A 3D artist envisions what iOS 13 might work and look like, including features like iPad mouse support and Dark Mode.
iPhone and iPad are held back in the productivity department in part due to Apple’s decision not to adopt a more comprehensive menu system beyond iOS’s weird popovers. What iOS needs is Mac style menus.
The evolution of iOS continues with iOS 13. An Australian artist has envisioned some pretty dope iOS 3 features based on the rumors, including a system-wide Dark Mode, a revamped Home screen, multi-user support, multitasking enhancements and much more.
