Check out this concept of an improved iOS app switcher for the iPhone 5, created by The Verge.
The app switcher now displays elongated card-like icons that serve as a visual representation of their respective app.
The playback controls page, accessible by swiping to the right, now shows more information about the media playing than before, while also sporting improved playback buttons (inspired by the new music app's player design).
The settings page (two swipes right), previously known as 'the useless volume slider' page, now features a useful brightness slider as well as settings toggles which, like the brightness slider, can be used as shortcuts to enable and disable system functions, previously only accessible through the settings app.
Check out the mockups below and let us know what you think of this concept...
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The app switcher now displays elongated card-like icons that serve as a visual representation of their respective app.
The playback controls page, accessible by swiping to the right, now shows more information about the media playing than before, while also sporting improved playback buttons (inspired by the new music app's player design).
The settings page (two swipes right), previously known as 'the useless volume slider' page, now features a useful brightness slider as well as settings toggles which, like the brightness slider, can be used as shortcuts to enable and disable system functions, previously only accessible through the settings app.
Check out the mockups below and let us know what you think of this concept...
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