If its a 5S update of course it will look the same, the upgrades are only minor really with one big thing to get people to buy it. It will have a camera update, faster processor, and better screen for sure. The 6 will be the big update.
I feel like Apple needs to come out with a big update, though. The're falling behind the times.
I dumped my iPhone 5 a few months ago for greener pastures on a different platform, but it'll be interesting to see what Apple does.
Hopefully they realize that iOS is in need of a larger overhaul than just new icons/font. That isn't gonna improve the real problems the platform faces.
As long as it works smoothly and somewhat matches I don't mind.
imo Android looks ****, Windows phone looks okay but it's so clunky and Apple looks outdated.
The only OS that looks good nowadays is the Kindle Fire's OS.
I know it's custom android but at least it looks like a premium product. Much better than;
Which still look like they are trapped in the late 00's. I want a kindle to replace my iPad so bad, unless iOS7 is good.
Apple just needs to let us download actual things from online. Also there should be default programs options for people like me who only use Google Chrome, and get sick to death of every link opening in Safari.
With Apple's WWDC keynote a matter of hours away, the company has added an "Apple Events" channel to its Apple TV set-top box. First spotted by MacRumors, the channel made an appearance for Apple's iPad mini event back in October, and at the time the event was also available for streaming for Mac users through Safari. Although Apple hasn't announced any plans to broadcast the keynote over the web, we wouldn't be surprised if it adds a live video stream to its event page soon.
The keynote will kick off at 1PM ET, and we're expecting Apple to detail its new desktop and mobile OSes, as well as some refreshed hardware. We'll bring you more news on Apple's plans for streaming its keynote when it comes.
this isn't the kind of flat that I wanted.
