We are just a week for Apple to present the renewal of all operating systems in its product range. At this point in the movie we know a lot of details about the future of iOS, macOS, and watchOS. However, we will not know the final news until the day of the keynote when Tim Cook and his team officially present it.
The medium 9to5mac has achieved iOS 13 screenshots in which they are shown dark mode, and other news related to the possible redesigns of native applications in this operating system. There is a good chance that these captures are real, not only because of the reliability of the source but also because of its consistency with the Apple line.
Interesting Leaks: Dark Mode, Find My, and Reminders
Today is leak Tuesday. The American medium 9to5mac just posted some pictures of what it could be iOS 13. These screenshots show some of the news we've been talking about for so long but with a subtlety: They can be real. The content of these images is very much in line with the graphic path that Apple takes on all its devices: coherence and simplicity.
In some of these images we can see the dark mode. The concepts that we have seen to date are very different from what we see in the screenshots. Apple opts for a subtle and "not so dark" dark mode on the springboard. If we look at it, on the home screen we can only see a slight darkening at the bottom of the dock. However, in the Apple Music application we do see a dark background with letters in white and red that give the touch and the meaning to this way that is so fashionable now. This dark mode will be activated in two ways: from the Control Center or from the General Settings of iOS.
Another novelty that has been announced for weeks is the unification of all «Find my ...» services. This new app called Find My It would unify all the current apps that allow you to locate something or someone: Find my friends and Find my iPhone, which integrates the search for all the devices associated with your Apple ID.
Finally, another screenshot shows the redesign that the app will undergo Reminders, with a facelift compared to iOS 12. This application aims to be an alternative for those who want to be productive without installing dozens of applications. Apple's goal is to enhance its technology and its own apps to prevent the user from leaving its ecosystem. In the image we can see how the app places the tasks in different categories that we could customize to our liking.