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As we all know, Apple will grandly release its next-generation mobile operating system at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which is expected to be named iOS 19. It is reported that this year’s WWDC will be held from June 9 to June 13, when Apple will show many highlights of this new system to developers and users around the world.

However, just before people were eagerly looking forward to the official debut of iOS 19, there seemed to be an uproar on the Internet – just a few hours ago, comprehensive leaked information about iOS 19 began to spread wildly on the Internet, triggering widespread attention and heated discussions.

iOS 19: The biggest redesign since iOS 7?

The leaked information about iOS 19 is said to come from a whistleblower known for his accurate disclosures of Apple-related developments, who made the details public through a video.

The leaked content is shocking and may herald the largest design innovation of iOS since the release of iOS 7 11 years ago. This not only shows Apple’s new thinking on mobile operating systems, but also makes people full of expectations and curiosity about the disruptive changes of iOS 19.

First, iOS 19 is likely to feature many circular elements, including app icons, widgets, the control center, and many native iOS apps. At first glance, it looks like Apple has taken a lot of inspiration from Android, which has featured circular icons since the Android 8.0 version in 2017.

These rumors may be somewhat credible, but this is not the first time Apple has tried a similar design language. For example, Apple’s own visionOS operating system installed on the Apple Vision Pro, with its iconic circular icon design, presents users with a novel visual experience.

The whistleblower, who is widely known for his accurate disclosure of Apple’s inside information, also shared the possible application icon design scheme for iOS 19, which triggered endless speculation about the interface style of the new system. However, whether these leaks can reflect the final design scheme will still have to wait until WWDC in June to see it.

On top of that, the lock screen shortcut buttons on iOS 19 not only have a mirrored finish, but also flash at different angles when you tilt the phone. This reminds me of the parallax effect introduced in iOS 7, which made the phone’s wallpaper and home screen icons have a 3D effect when you tilt the phone.

In addition to the eye-catching new design language and visual elements, it is rumored that iOS 19’s native applications will also usher in a significant interface update-a redesigned Dock bar at the bottom of the user interface, allegedly named “Tabview”. In the video shared by the whistleblower, this Dock bar demonstrates powerful functions, capable of accommodating core icons of applications such as “Home” and “Search”, providing users with a smoother and more intuitive operating experience.

Apple’s own Messages app is also expected to move its search bar to the bottom of the screen, giving users an uninterrupted experience while scrolling or interacting with their messages. It will also be easier to tap on the search bar, given the large size of modern iPhones.

Last but not least, we also need to talk about the rumored redesigned camera app for iOS 19, which will feature a redesigned menu. If the rumors are correct, this design change will be the biggest change the iOS camera app has received since iOS 7.

Will the iPhone 17 Pro introduce features inspired by 2013’s Samsung Galaxy S4?

The iPhone 17 Pro is rumored to introduce a remarkable new feature that is surprisingly inspired by the Samsung Galaxy S4 from 2013. In addition to the overhauled iOS 19 camera app, Apple is said to be introducing a new feature that will allow users to record video using both the front and rear cameras simultaneously.

If this feature sounds familiar, that’s because Samsung first introduced a similar feature called “Dual Shot” on the Galaxy S4 12 years ago.

Nevertheless, Apple plans to take this feature to a whole new level with iOS 19. It is reported that this feature may become an exclusive feature of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, providing content creators and video enthusiasts with a richer shooting experience.

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