Continuity talk is usually interpreted in the negative key, when not always, and in the case of iOS 16, which I’ll talk about below, I think it is important to clarify that this is one of these cases. And the point is, according to what we can read at MacRumors, the popular and generally correct (although much wrong with the iPhone SE 2022 price) Apple analyst Marc Gurman would already have information on the future operation of the iPhone system, which will be announced and introduced at WWDC 2022 by surprise.

And what Gurman tells us while there are still a few months left until the iOS 16 show, to which we must add at least three more to get the operating system to reach users? Well, there seems to be continuity on what has already been seen, without a major overhaul, although perhaps with some changes, but yes, with innovations associated with both notifications and new health monitoring features.

«Since coming to iOS 16, I expect quite significant improvements, including update notifications and new health monitoring features.

I don’t expect a complete overhaul of the iOS 16 interface, although not much has changed since iOS 7 almost ten years ago.

But there could be a new iPadOS multitasking interface.

Mark Gurman – Power Up »

What I’m saying about the design of iOS 16, the operating system’s interface, doesn’t surprise me, and I admit it’s logical. although I’m partially sorry. And to his regret, Microsoft with Windows 8 has shown us what can happen if you intend to be truly revolutionary when it comes to interface changes. And that’s what I’ve always said, and that’s how I’ll stick to it: The modern user interface has been a very bold commitment to unification and the future. With improvable aspects? Good, but innovative, bold and successful. But at the same time an absolute failure.

With this teaching, it turned out that heAs a general rule, users prefer continuity, the convenience of “business as usual” in the face of change, however justified. And given the capital’s importance of the iPhone in Apple accounts, the most normal thing in the world is that they prefer to add small changes and improvements to the interface instead of performing an absolute redesign. It’s also true that if we can expect something like that from someone, it would be from Apple, but it’s always easier to bet on someone else’s money than on your own.

A) Yes, we will continue the design line with some of the improvements we are witnessing from iOS 7, launched on September 18, 2013, but features elements that include the late and long-awaited widgets that have been present on Android for so long. iOS 16 will grow in features, which is something we could already expect without Gurman’s prediction, but it will be interesting to see what they will reflect in terms of notifications. What will these innovations consist of?