A brand new iOS 13 concept by designer Leo Vallet has imagined a bunch of interesting possibilities for Apple’s next iOS release, including support for external display and a wireless mouse for the iPad with AirPods-style pairing, a cleaner volume control UI, Control Center multitasking, and much more (via 9to5Mac).

As shown above, the concept shows a completely redesigned volume UI which appears beside the volume buttons themselves and offers a much cleaner and unobtrusive experience. The Control Center has also been revamped and merged with the iOS multitasker and can be brought up with a swipe from the bottom on the X series iPhones.


The designer has also imagined a “W3 chip” wireless mouse for the iPad with AirPods-style pairing, as well as native support to use iPad as an external display with a Mac.
There’s also a system-wide Dark Mode to maximize the iPhone’s battery life, improved Handoff features, and a bunch of other fun improvements. You can check out more concept images at the source page.
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