
<p>According to sources, Apple is implementing a new design to its latest mobile operating software, but those who have seen the redesigned iOS are calling it "very, very flat."</p><p>Codenamed "Innsbruck," iOS 7 will include new icons for native apps, as well as newly designed toolbars, tab bars, and other fundamental interface features, plus polarizing filters for added screen privacy.</p><p>Then there's talk of adding 'glance-able' information, like a widget, or live windows or tiles and system options panels, like a Notification Center, to the software, which can be accessed by swiping right or left on your screen.</p><p>From what was said, it seems like Apple is copying Microsoft's flat-looking Metro UI and Google with its 'galnce-able' information. The question now is, is this the right time for Apple to launch a new design for the iOS?</p><p><a href="http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/04/30/apple-wants-app-ealing-services-with-flat-ios-7-redesign-rivals-android-windows-live/">Keep reading...</a></p>