Apple’s iOS 19 update will sport a redesigned user interface, making it the first version in years to Arrive with a Fresh Design, According to Recent reports. Now, a new leak has revised even more details of the purported iOS 19 redesign. This year, Apple Cold ICONS when iOS 19 Rolls Out, Along with Redesigned “Floating” Tab View Elements Inside Apps. The company’s built-in apps are also expected to get a fresh coat of paint, with elements inspired by Visionos.
iOS 19 Cold INTOROCE Floating Tabs Seen in the Photos App on iOS 18
In a recent video published to the frontpagetech channel on YouTube, tipster jon proser shared mockups of iOS 19, based on leaked on leaked internal builds of apple’s upcoming operating system update. According to Prose, apple will introduce a redesigned tab view that floats Above the bottom edge of the smartphone, and reesmbles the one seen on apps in visionos.
Apple is also expected to change the shape of app icons on iOS 19, according to prosser. While ios has Always Had Square ICONS With Rounded Edges, iOS 19 COLD Arrive with a Rounder Version of these ‘SquirCle ICONS. Unlike the icons seen on stock android phones, these won’t be circular, but they are much rounder than the ons seen on iOS 18 and older versions.
Last month, Prose shared mockups of apple’s redesigned apps on iOS 19. Vision pro.
Apple has alredy released some software that appears to hint at the company’s plans for is upcoming iOS update. For example, a version of the new “floating” tabs are also seen in the redesigned photos app Year.
However, it’s worth taking all of these claims with a grain of salt. In a recent version of his weekly power on newsletter, bloomberg’s mark gurman stated that a lot of the mockups that have been shared online are based on Older Builds of iOS 19.
Users Won’T have to wait for long to see what iOS 19 will look like – the company has alredy announced the date of its next Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025). The company is expected to unveil its upcoming operating system updates for the iPhone, Mac computers and other devices at the event, which will begin on June 9.
