Over the past few months, there have been wide-ranging videos showing a "wish lists" as to what users could expect in the upcoming iOS versions. Some of these expectations are too dramatic to be accommodated by Apple's operating system and devices, that is why Federico Vittici and Sam Beckett came up with a more feasible design for iOS 10. Far from the usual concept videos that have been in the internet for quite some time, Vittici plans to set a vision for users to have a glimpse of iOS versions that is close to reality.
Vittici's demonstration of what iOS 10 future concept could be includes system wide dark mode, Siri API for non-Apple apps as well as third-party app integration. These are some of the main fixes that could be seen in iOS 10, and not to mention, the customizable control center feature. On the minor fixes, Split View multitasking feature is included which is more convenient for iPads, plus emoji can be searchable with bolder previews in Messages and iCloud Drive document picker, according to Mac Rumors.
The iOS 10 concept video was released intentionally for Apple's review as it showcases a list of features that some other users want to add on its upcoming versions. Also included on the concept was the 3D Touch shortcut feature and Siri API that can work well with virtual assistant, pairing with Amazon's Alexa and Google Now. One of the highlights of the video is the improvement on Messaging, which is the most frequently abused apps in any mobile device. Messaging enhancements like capability to permit read receipts on a per contact basis and message extensions were also mentioned in the video, App Advice reported.
Apple iOS 10 is scheduled to be launched fall of 2016 at the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference in June 2016, wherein Apple will also introduce the updates lined up for their operating systems. As of the moment, there were only few details that users can share, but as the event draws closer, more and more information are expected to come out. As this iOS 10 concept video goes viral, users may be keeping their fingers crossed and hopes that Apple may want to consider, if not all, some of the features that can be added in their new iOS versions.