Is iOS and OS X going to be completely improved?
Apple fans probably still remember the year 2007 - Year of the iPhone was released and the year OS X was updated to Leopard version.
Apple fans probably still remember the year 2007 - Year of the iPhone was released and the year OS X was updated to Leopard version.
However, more than half a decade has passed and while both iOS and OS X have new features, their interface is almost the same as 5 years ago.
However, that seems to be changing soon. According to Mobilemag, Apple has posted recruitment information for senior programmers, in order to "help Apple re-imagine how the user interface should be built and operated" .
In addition, Apple is also recruiting people to improve Siri, making this virtual assistant have "more distinct personality" . Also with iOS, Apple is recruiting positions to rebuild APIs and frameworks for this mobile operating system. For users who are not specialized in programming, it means that iOS will surely have big changes in the future.
According to Mobilemag, for a long time Apple did not seem to be making any breakthroughs, and recruiting those positions may not be the first steps to "refresh " iOS and OS. X, but also bring them closer together. Will that come true? Apple fans will have to wait in the near future.
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