Cupertino, California – Tech enthusiasts were abuzz yesterday as rumors swirled about the highly anticipated changes coming to Apple’s operating systems. As speculation grows, tech experts Mark Gurman and Jon Prosser find themselves at odds over the extent of the overhaul in store for iOS 19.
Gurman, known for his accurate predictions about Apple, hinted at a significant redesign that would revolutionize the user interface on iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers. The new look is said to be the most substantial update since the introduction of iOS 7 back in 2013.
On the other hand, Prosser has downplayed the expected changes, suggesting that the updates may not be as groundbreaking as Gurman claims. Despite showing mockups of a new Camera app earlier this year, Prosser’s recent screenshot of the Messages app reveals only minor tweaks to the interface.
During a podcast episode with Sam Kohl, Prosser addressed the high expectations surrounding the redesign, cautioning against potential disappointment. While confirming a redesign, he hinted that the changes might not be as drastic as some anticipate.
In response, Gurman indirectly dismissed Prosser’s insights, hinting that leaked iOS 19 images may not accurately represent what Apple will unveil at WWDC. Apple’s recent announcement of the event dates further fueled speculation, with hints of a “visionOS-inspired look” in the works.
As the tech community eagerly awaits more details about iOS 19, speculation continues to mount regarding the extent of the redesign. With contrasting views from industry experts like Gurman and Prosser, only time will tell how Apple’s latest software overhaul will impact users worldwide.