The upcoming new software upgrade of Apple, iOS 10, is expected to be released at the annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, California on June 13 to 17. The new update is likely to have a concept video that integrates 3D touch into control center as requested by the forum members.
A visual designer and animator named Sam Beckett created a concept of a customized control center for iOS 10. These include the use of 3D Touch and modifiable widgets that feature 3D touch for distinctive selection per button, "long press" that can shift the buttons around, edit keys to exchange switch and dark mode.
Moreover, there are swirling rumors that one of the main additions of the upcoming iOS 10 is the new and improved Photo app. The application is anticipated to bring up some capabilities that have been eliminated in the modification of iPhoto to Photos.
Furthermore, the control center with 3D Touch might logically develop the use of "pop-up settings menu" for iOS 10. For example, a long press on the Wi-Fi icon will promptly ask its user to join in a different network.
It also has some necessary features, like the capacity to reorganize settings icons and substitute it into completely "new shortcuts," from Low Power Mode to the snap of cellular connectivity. The AirDrop and AirPlay for iOS 10 can now be downgraded to icons, which is just the way it should be.
It has been known that the two applications have an entire row that is not needed. The new concept for iOS 10 is a good idea that can be applied by Apple itself for the waiting patrons.
They are, too, expected to improve and add new features to their application. However, as of this writing, Apple is not yet making any announcements about the upcoming iOS 10.
But, to recall, Apple traditionally introduced their new operating system updates at WWDC to give their software developers enough time to create new features and capabilities to their applications.
