iOS 5 User Interface Improvements [Concept Video]

Jan-Michael Cart is back with another concept video, this time emphasizing his take on what would be UI improvements in iOS 5. With this latest firmware coming in the Fall, Apple has been releasing minor changes with each beta released to developers (currently at beta 2). Check out the following video:

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What do you think? Who’s excited for iOS 5?

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Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

i agree with every improvement. nicely done 🙂

Junior Cortorreal
Junior Cortorreal
14 years ago

I’m just hopping beta 3 will get here soon because this software is WAY to buggy

Kirk
Kirk
14 years ago

oh yeah…that last little bit makes so much sense.. in landscape mode everything is still backwards and should rotate. Actually better yet what they need to add is a kill switch for all the background apps so you don’t have manually close each one. They could put it as an option when you swipe further to the left.

Kirk
Kirk
14 years ago

oh yeah…that last little bit makes so much sense.. in landscape mode everything is still backwards and should rotate. Actually better yet what they need to add is a kill switch for all the background apps so you don’t have manually close each one. They could put it as an option when you swipe further to the left.

Kirk
Kirk
14 years ago

oh yeah…that last little bit makes so much sense.. in landscape mode everything is still backwards and should rotate. Actually better yet what they need to add is a kill switch for all the background apps so you don’t have manually close each one. They could put it as an option when you swipe further to the left.

Kirk
Kirk
14 years ago

oh yeah…that last little bit makes so much sense.. in landscape mode everything is still backwards and should rotate. Actually better yet what they need to add is a kill switch for all the background apps so you don’t have manually close each one. They could put it as an option when you swipe further to the left.

Kirk
Kirk
14 years ago

oh yeah…that last little bit makes so much sense.. in landscape mode everything is still backwards and should rotate. Actually better yet what they need to add is a kill switch for all the background apps so you don’t have manually close each one. They could put it as an option when you swipe further to the left.

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

How about replacing the useless volume slider with a brightness slider (accessed via double-click home, swipe left twice)? It’s literally the only thing I keep the jailbreak for!

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

How about replacing the useless volume slider with a brightness slider (accessed via double-click home, swipe left twice)? It’s literally the only thing I keep the jailbreak for!

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

How about replacing the useless volume slider with a brightness slider (accessed via double-click home, swipe left twice)? It’s literally the only thing I keep the jailbreak for!

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

How about replacing the useless volume slider with a brightness slider (accessed via double-click home, swipe left twice)? It’s literally the only thing I keep the jailbreak for!

Calgary
Calgary
14 years ago

they should have a short popup that lets you tap on the popup to lock orientation. I have seen this in a few apps, would be nice to see it in iOS …and then you would still have to open multitask to unlock orientation 

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

I think the iPad-style menus and rotating icons are pretty simple, yet obvious UI tweaks that Apple should look into. The WiFi one is not that needed – most people don’t need such quick access to nearby WiFi networks. 

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

I think the iPad-style menus and rotating icons are pretty simple, yet obvious UI tweaks that Apple should look into. The WiFi one is not that needed – most people don’t need such quick access to nearby WiFi networks. 

Amardeep Singh
Amardeep Singh
14 years ago

I already have all the tweaks above from cydia. The rotating multitasking icons and Peter Hajas notification centre. It’s all great. And, the wireless syncing, that’s always been there in cydia.

Ozgur
Ozgur
14 years ago

I love this guy’s concept videos 🙂

Ozgur
Ozgur
14 years ago

I love this guy’s concept videos 🙂

Ozgur
Ozgur
14 years ago

I love this guy’s concept videos 🙂

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