One element of the iOS interface that hasn't changed in a decade is the visual volume indicator. This is considered too intrusive by many designers and users, because it hides part of the interface in the middle of the screen.
Benjamin Geskin, also known on Twitter aspseudo @VenyaGeskin1and source of many indiscretions about the next Apple products, has just published a photo of the probable new design ofthe volume indicator belowiOS 13.
According to Ben Geskin, this new volume adjustment is partof an iOS 13 betawhich dates back to last March. This would be one of the new indicators studied by Apple for iOS 13, which would occupy a less prominent place thanks toa new design and a new position.
It is possible that Apple teams are studying several different versions and that the final version does not resemble this volume adjustment at all. In the meantime, this indicator looks like the one in the Control Center in iOS 12.
What do you think of this new volume indicator?
And while waiting for the keynote, here is a summary of thenew features expected for iOS 13.
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By : Keleops AG
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