Just as we thought Apple should on this year's iPad evente actually announce new versions of their iOS applications. Our assumption was confirmed by the server 9to5mac by the fact that in the settings iCloudu na iPhone discovered new icons for iPhoto and GarageBand applications. Today it is only about these two icons, but it may already indicate that Apple decides to update a large part of its applications, which are intended primarily for the iPad. We expect that it will primarily be iBooks, iPhoto, GarageBand, iMovie, Pages, Numbers a Keynote.
These two icons feature a new simple graphic modeled after the new one iOS 7, which may indicate, among other things, the updated environment of these applications. The question is, however, what the new GarageBand app will look like if it Apple decides to drop skeuomorphism from its software. Due to the fact that the icons appear only a few days before eventom, there is a high probability that ich Apple reveals right on iPad eventE. It is also not excluded that Apple will release all updated apps on the same day eventu, about which we will inform you.
*Source: 9to5mac
iPhoto - fine
Garageband - Scared
I'm really curious what the applications will look like inside...and if so...onethey will be for desktop 64bit. I won't buy iP5s...no reason. I'll wait for iP6 and then I'll ask if iOS will these applications also be 64bit.)
iPhoto will do, but the classic icon is much better again. The worst thing is that those retro horrors are waiting for us probably also on OSX