if Apple will follow its cycle of releasing new operating systems, there should be a new iOS 10 presented at the conference WWDC in June and made available to the public in the fall. On the server forum Macrumors members discussed possible new features. One common request was to improve the control center. But now, for example, we already know what smileys we will see in the latest systems, you can find their list here and their collection then here.
Visual designer and animator Sam Beckett developed his own vision of how a more advanced Control Center should look, including the use of the 3D Touch function, which we already expected with the arrival of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, but Apple probably keeps the use of 3D Touch in the Control Center as a surprise in the new system.
The most requested feature is the ability to customize icons, which would allow you to not only arrange them however you like, but also add, remove, or swap some. This can be achieved at iOS already now, but it requires a jailbreak, which of course most users don't want to install and what's more, it's not even available for the latest versions iOS 9.
We don't have much information yet about iOS 10, because Apple still working on the release iOS 9.3 to the public in the spring. We expect that further information about iOS 10 will surface as the conference approaches WWDC 2016.
*Source: Macrumors
