A mysterious iPhone with iOS 7 leaves a trace on various websites

Un iPhone with unknown nomenclature with the new operating system iOS 7 have visited some web pages leaving trace. The mysterious device corresponds to an Apple smartphone but its nomenclature does not correspond to any known model. Although it is really easy to falsify this type of data, on this occasion the IP corresponds to the one that those in Cupertino have blocked for themselves.

This and other factors indicate that Apple's new mobile operating system is on the way and a preview is likely to be made during the World Developers Conference which will take place in June.

The model that has appeared had the iPhone 6.1 codename but it could well be the next iPhone 5S which is expected to be presented in August. In reality, the fifth generation cycle would play a year in September 2013, leaving little room for a 5S that should have already appeared. This opens the possibility that we go directly to a sixth generation that would already include the new operating system.

We know little about this software. I know hear rumors that the interface is going to change surprisingly after many years of continuity with the same idea that begins to be repetitive. The change was embodied in the firing of former head of design, Scott Forstall, and the arrival of designer Jony Ive. We know that the end of skeumorphism It will reach the operating system and the company's apps after this change in the management of the apple company, according to Ive himself.

After learning about this unexpected appearance of the mysterious device, the inquiries revolve around knowing how Apple is going to fit a calendar in which, due to delays with respect to the initial deadlines, the presentation of the new iOS 7 and the launch of two new phones could accumulate. Is it possible that 5S will never come into being and let's go directly to iPhone 6?

Meanwhile, in this very has leaked also a picture of the new A7 processor that could appear both in either of the two smartphones as well as perhaps in an advanced version on the iPad 5.

Source: The electronist