How To Fix iMessage Activation Issues on iOS 7

Day in day out, people use Apple's iMessage service to get in touch and sending of messages. It becomes very easy to totally rely on this means of communication if all friends are iPhone users. consequently it can become very frustrating and alarming if one can't get messages sent through iMessage as its the case lately after iOS 7 upgrade.

This problem is due to Apple servers having a hard time activation the iMessage service on troubled devices. To fix this, the following workaround have been offered.

1. Go to Settings/Messages and then check if the phone number and Apple ID mail address displayed is actually the right one.

2. Sign out of the Apple ID and then sign in back or sign in with a totally different Apple ID if you have another one.

3. Now, once you are signed in, toggle iMessage OFF and then a few seconds and then toggle ON again.

4. If this still fails to solve the iMessage issue, go to Settings/General/Reset  and tap on "Reset Network Settings". This will reset all network settings including WiFi passwords etc. reboot and check if iMessage is fixed

5.  The final resort if all this fails is to reload the iOS firmware again. Backup device, remove any existing backups of any other Apple device that has been backed up on the computer or use a fresh computer. This is to avoid conflict when restoring backups as iTunes tends to mix up numbers of existing backups.

Reload iOS and then setup your iMessage. Make sure SIM card is present in the device when restoring from backup.

According to Apple, they are aware of the issue and working tirelessly to bring a fix in the near future.

Let us know if the above tips helped or what you did right and different that worked.

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iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 Untethered Jailbreak Might Be Released Next Week

iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 Untethered Jailbreak Might Be Released next week if everything go as planned. This is the vibes we have been getting of late, especially with the recent tweet made by iH8sn0w on Twitter.

According to info reaching us, the exploits needed to fully jailbreak iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 untethered is available but not totally stable yet for public released but should be in matter of days.

Of course, iOS 7 released yesterday to the world and many would have upgraded to it. Although, the evad3rs team are certain that iOS 7 untethered jailbreak will happen soon enough in coming weeks, yet not so many people want to load the iOS 7 on their devices.

So if you are one of those people that wan to remain with iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4, an untethered jailbreak is closer to you than you might imagine.

Besides, Apple is still signing iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 firmware. It is a good time to quickly backup your SHSH blobs with iFaith locally before its too late.

Backing up your SHSH for iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 gives you the ability to downgrade your firmware in the future in case you got sick of iOS 7. This is mostly useful to iPhone 4 owners.

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Don't Update To iOS 7 Blindly: Consider This Before You Do

In matter of hours (10am Cupertino time), Apple will publicly release iOS 7 into the wild for the whole Apple fans in the world to download.

Of course there are some folks that really want to get their hands on this new firmware and try out to see for themselves while some already know what it looks like and don't want to be a part of Ive's colour book.

What is most important is that, just like any other new Apple firmware, updating your device to it may leave behind unpleasant situations.

Therefore, Its important you consider the following before you update to iOS 7

1. Updating to iOS 7 will erase your device if you didn't back up you contacts and all other stuffs

2. Updating your device to iOS 7 will change your device's baseband. Consequently, if you rely on Gevey unlock especially iPhone 4 folks, you won't be able to unlock your phone's network. Therefore make sure you device is factory unlocked before you jailbreak or you have authorised SIM card.

3. For those with jailbroken devices and want to maintain that jailbreak state, updating your device to iOS 7 will wipe your device along with the jailbreak. You will lose your jailbreak.

4. Finally, there is no jailbreak for iOS 7 and we don't know how possible is it to downgrade once Apple releases iOS 7 today.

So, before you do your upgrade, make sure you have a factory unlocked iPhone that do not require Gevey to unlock and make sure that you do not depend on some apps gotten via Cydia. 

iOS 7 Release Time For Your Location

Today by 10am Cupertino time, iOS 7 will  be officially released globally either for good or bad; which ever way, a lot of downloads are expected.

If you are interested in knowing the exact time 10am Cupertino time falls on your watch knowing that there would be time difference worldwide, all you need do is follow these easy steps.

1. Click on Clock on your iPhone 

2. Click on World Clock in the menu below.

3. Current Cupertino time will be listed, click on the + sign at the top-right corner as seem in the image above. 

4. Look for your city and country and select it

5. Immediately, the corresponding time in your country is displayed

6. Do the time difference maths.That would give you time difference. In my case am 8hrs ahead, so 10am means 6pm on my watch.

7. Set your alarm and wait for the official release.

For those without an iDevice, the image below should give you what you looking for if your country is listed. 

If your location is not listed, PDT to GMT is about 6hrs difference then you can calculate using GMT which is standard globally

iOS 7 Jailbreak Confirmed

iOS 7 jailbreak confirmed!

Good news fellas, its in the air, we can smell it, iOS 7 public jailbreak is more certain than it ever was.

One of the usual suspects in the evad3rs team, @pod2g has tweeted that he is becoming "more and more confident of an iOS public jailbreak". He's however stated that although he's confident of a public jailbreak it doesn't mean that it would be released right away.

Of course we can't wait to get our hands on the tool to jailbreak iOS 7, we however, have to exercise some patience for every thing to tested be  and perfected.

The evad3rs team which is made up of pod2g, musclenerd, planetbeing and pimskeks are quite dedicated to task of bringing iOS 7 jailbreak to all supported devices just like they did iOS 6, therefore perhaps, an evasion jailbreak tool for iOS 7 maybe imminent. Let's sit tight, relax and wait for it. It will come soon enough.

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Apple iPhone 5S and 5C Hands On Review

iPhone 5C

A number of news sites have been able to go hands-on with Apple's newly announced iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c, both of which introduce a number of new features. While the iPhone 5c’s major selling point is its bright and colorful polycarbonate shell, the iPhone 5s boasts processor improvements and a new Touch ID fingerprint sensor.
 
iPhone 5s
In a hands-on post of the iPhone 5s, The Verge notes that the gold color “looks better in person” compared to leaked images, and notes that the "Space Gray" and white colors are very similar to the iPhone 5. The major difference between the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5 is the ring around the home button and the slightly larger flash.

iPhone 5S

Starting with that home button, it's now made of sapphire so that it can act as a reliable fingerprint reader. It's not nearly as concave as previous models — in fact, it's almost flat. Luckily, it still maintains a nice, tactile feel when you click on it and we don't foresee anybody running into any issues. We watched the fingerprint sensor unlock the phone quickly and easily (though we didn't get to try it ourselves).
Everything felt fast and fluid — although the animations in iOS 7 are still a little slow to our tastes — but scrolling in the new Safari was better than before, if only by a tiny amount.

TechCrunch also went hands-on with the iPhone 5s, and was able to experiment with the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which supports up to five different fingerprints.

Essentially you spend some time letting the sensors in the Home button get used to your fingerprint, moving your finger around slightly, lifting it up just above the surface and putting it back down, with a graphic filling out how near the software is to being able to recognize your fingerprint (you can use thumb or index finger, depending on your preference).
The process took about 30 seconds to a minute overall, and then once it had successfully identified by fingerprint, it worked flawlessly to unlock the device for every subsequent trial. It also readily rejected Greg Kumparak’s attempts, proving that it isn’t just accepting all comers.

iPhone 5c
According to TechCrunch, the iPhone 5c has a “lightness” in the hand thanks to the single-piece case design and “looks fantastic” in its array of bright colors.

All of that is made more impressive by the fact that the iPhone performs terrifically, and looks fantastic. The colors really pop, and the case fits solidly in the hand and thanks to a slightly rubberized feel it should be easier to hold onto than any previous iPhone as well. The color-match wallpapers add to the charm of the overall package, and that’s likely to appeal to customers who just want a device that looks great out of the box and doesn’t require any laborious customization.

Engadget thought that the iPhone 5c had a very "solid" polycarbonate build that will hold up to scuffs and drops.

There is absolutely nothing about this setup that makes us believe it's not capable of handling a full share of wear and tear, and the reinforced steel frame convinces us that it's even going to survive falls without a problem.
Speaking of which, the 5c has a glossy finish, but we were quite happy to find that it's not the fingerprint magnet that we've come to expect on other devices. It sufficiently handled the greasy fingerprints of a couple hundred journalists, so we doubt there will be any reason to be concerned about this phone looking dirty. In fact, it has a subtle shine to it that serves to complement the color selection.

The Verge was also impressed with the feel of the plastic iPhone 5c, though noted that it did not compare to the high-end feel of the iPhone 5s.

The 5c is almost like a toy, a rugged, comfortable device that doesn’t feel much heavier than the iPhone 5 despite being noticeably larger. According to Apple, the device has a larger battery than the iPhone 5, which along with its plastic shell goes a way to explaining its bulk.
This is how you make a plastic phone, though: from the cohesive shell to the smooth and glossy back (which did pick up a fair number of fingerprints) the device feels far better than Samsung’s or LG’s plastic options. Even the rubbery cases look nice, their open-circle backs fitting in nicely with the color palette.

Both the iPhone 5c and the iPhone 5s will be available for customers on September 20. Apple will begin accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 5c on September 13, but does not plan to take pre-orders for the iPhone 5s. The 16GB iPhone 5c will be priced at $99 while the 16GB iPhone 5s will be priced at $199, both with a 2-year contract. 

Source: Macrumors and Engadget

iPhone 5S and Budget iPhone Launch Date

Apple is really gearing up to make sure that the next iPhone (iPhone 5S) and the low-budget iPhone gets released to the public by before summer end. In actual fact, from a source which we can vouch its credibility, Friday September 6th seems the time these devices would be finally unveiled.

According to the information which emanated from a German site, the statement reads:

The next-generation iPhone will be according to our information on 6 September come on the market. In addition to that day, “two new types of devices” to be available – and thus are not two different color variations or memory meant. This information can reach us from a very credible and serious source.

It is known that iPhone 5S and low-budget iPhone would be shipped with iOS 7 and may also include a finger print sensor. 

Apple is taking gesture and security to a whole new level with its upcoming devices. This we observed from the settings embedded in iOS 7 which allows a user to control the phone by nodding and shaking of the head.

Its also possible that the finger print sensor would serve more as a deterrent to erasing of an iPhone 5S by an unauthorized person. This would in fact make it difficult to either sell a stolen iPhone 5S or erase a stolen iPhone 5S. This would in turn reduce the high rates newer generation iDevices would be stolen.

iOS 7 beta 3 Download Links

Apple have released iOS 7 beta 3 today and comes with  a lot of fixes and enhancements to beta 2 previously released a coupled of weeks ago.

As always, you will need developer account to download and install to your devices.

Also,  iOS 7 beta 3 is available for iPad, iPhone and iPod devices.

Furthermore,  Apple released log file for the changes and alterations made to iOS 7 beta 2 to arrive at iOS 7 beta 3.

One thing is clear. Apple is focusing on re-branding the iOS platform rather than innovating new features. However when iPhone 5S becomes available with finger print scanning along with  other features,  the true power hidden in iOS 7 would be seen.

For download link to all supported devices, click here 

For a full change log of iOS 7 beta 3, click the link

iOS 7 beta 2 Jailbreak Achieved

iOS 7 beta 2 Jailbreak have been achieved. Ryan Petrich posted a picture of a jailbroken iPod touch running iOS 7 beta 2 yesterday. 

Although there's no much word on how he achieved this even before it was officially released but we think that the code or exploits used might have been from Joshua Hill aka @posixninja who tweeted that he would be releasing the next jailbreak all on his own but saving it for when iOS 7 would finally be released. 

 

Also,  last week we told you that this same guy Joshua Hill, tweeted that he has something bigger than jailbreak and would be released soon.What is it that is bigger than  jailbreak?
 

Well yesterday, that thing was revealed which you would find out below.

The next big thing bigger than jailbreak is what Joshua Hill calls the openjailbreak.

While shedding light on the term "openjailbreak",  @posixninja says it wants to bring together all his fragmented codes and exploits into one place where it can be further developed and patched by other talented hackers like him.

Consequently, he's opening up a website where all these codes will reside and managed by him and his team.

He also shows his dislike for Redsn0w, Sn0wbreeze, iOS 6.1.3 and wants to move away from  such style.

Surely this guy is talented and we are sure he has even more pretty big things up his sleeves.

Stay tuned and glued to this website as we bring you true and concise information that you need, especially when iOS 7 jailbreak finally gets released. 

iOS 7 beta 2 Now Available for Download

iOS 7 beta 2 is now available and was released to developers for testing few hours ago.
This time around iOS 7 beta 2 is now available for iPhone, iPod, iPad and iPad mini with download links below available. 

 

Although, iOS 7 beta 1 had quite a  few criticism due to missing features and childish icons,  this beta iOS 7 beta 2 sought to fix that by improving and addition of new features which are presented below.

1. Voice memo is now included in this version

2. Apple's Siri male and female voice now in English.

3. Safari feels flatter and response faster.

4. General bug fixes to avoid incessant crashing of apps.

5. Stronger Wi-Fi password suggestions for Personal Hotspot

6. Messages now shows message sending properly, and delivered and read

7. Notifications are properly spaced.

8. New Exchange logo in Mail

9. Voicemail now works

10. Traffic option in Notification Center

11. iTunes & App Store settings are now combined in Settings

12. Much more responsive in general
More easy to read notification drawer, lighter effects and better close button.

13. Updated opacity / color in Folders background

14. Safari UI enhancements

With the above list of improvements and additions, it suggests that Apple is listening to its fans.

To get a feel of this new beta version of iOS 7, please use the link below to download and install on your devices. However developer account is needed to install this.

Download links for supported devices. 

- iPad (4th generation Model A1458)
- iPad (4th generation Model A1459)
- iPad (4th generation Model A1460)
- iPad mini (Model A1432)
- iPad mini (Model A1454)
- iPad mini (Model A1455)
- iPad Wi-Fi (3rd generation)
- iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for ATT)
- iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for Verizon)
- iPad 2 Wi-Fi (Rev A)
- iPad 2 Wi-Fi
- iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (GSM)
- iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (CDMA)
- iPhone 5 (Model A1428)
- iPhone 5 (Model A1429)
- iPhone 4S
- iPhone 4 (GSM Rev A)
- iPhone 4 (GSM)
- iPhone 4 (CDMA)
- iPod touch (5th generation)

Notable iOS Hacker @pod2g About to Adopt Android and Gives reason Why

Popular an notable hacker in the iOS community have shared his intention to leave the iOS ecosystem for Android ecosystem. 

This tweeted as shown below.

From the tweets, you will notice that he was displeased at the way iOS 7 crashes and the level of bugs it contains even its a beta 1 version.

He also lamented the patronizing design implemented by Apple for iOS 7.

In his words iOS 7 "is the worst move Apple did in a long time"

There is a possibility that other notable developers and hackers may share the same thought as pod2g. E.g @pimskeks, @musclenerd, @ih8sn0w and others.

Although, no word from them yet, there is a huge possibility they will spill soon on either how nice or ugly iOS 7 is.  

What do you think of this development?

How to Downgrade iOS 7 to 6.1.3

Considering the total overhaul that have been seen in iOS 7, many would have updated to it just to try it out since no developer account is really needed to download an install the beta version of. iOS 7. However, should in case you don't like what you see yet and want to return back to your previous iOS version, you can use the guide below to achieve your goal. 

As a kind of remainder, you can only restore or downgrade back to iOS that is most recent except if you have SHSH blobs saved for any non-latest iOS. 

Requirements

1. iPhone 5, 4S, 4

2. iTunes 11

3. IPSW 6.1.3/6.1.4

4. Windows or Mac computer

Procedures

1. Download your IPSW (6.1.3 or 6.1.4) and save on desktop.

2. Connect device to computer, place in DFU mode and launch iTunes.

3. At the summary page, hold down the shift button on your keyboard or Alt key if you use a Mac computer and click Restore iPhone.

4. Select your IPSW you downloaded and click OK.

5. iTunes will begin restoring device. Have restore your device would be running the selected iOS.

iOS 7 would be officially released this fall and definitely many other features would be added to make it distinct with the Aple signature.

Well, if you run in problems trying to downgrade don't hesitate dropping a comment and help will come. 

Apple iOS 7, A combination of Intellectual Property

Since the announcement of iOS 7 at WWDC on Monday 14th, there had been series of applause and resentment alike from both fans and non - fans of Apple.

This is mostly due to the huge alteration given to the latest iteration of iOS that makes it look as though it was a large replica of Windows phone 8 and or Google jelly bean.

However another story has surfaced suggesting that Apple copied intellectual property and embedded it into iOS 7 Photo App.

Apple being a company that is very apt to taking people to court for using their intellectual property without properly acquiring the rights was caught doing same thing as inferred by some people.

A feature called Moments built into iOS 7 Photo App which let users automatically organise pictures and videos based on date and location isn't a new feature at all.

Stephen Orth, who is a Seattle based indie software developer last month released an app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch to the App Store with the same functionality as Apple's Moments a month ago.
This app is known as Photowerks and cost just 0.99 cents.

According to Orth,  he had a feeling this would happen and therefore not surprised is idea was implemented in the latest iOS 7.

However,  it is totally possible that Apple had been working on this feature long time ago even before Photowerks was conceived or released. Consequently,  it could be a coincidence.

Since iOS 7 is due to be released publicly by September,  Orth can still keep making his cash until it's released and the app may become irrelevant.

How To Download & Install iOS 7 Without Developer Account or UDID

Apple have done their thing again and its still the talk of the ecosystem.

iOS 7 is still the most beautiful iOS ever made as far as some are concerned and some think otherwise. One thing is that one will not truly appreciate what has been done on the device by John Ive until you use this iOS on your device.

Although, normally you shouldn't be able to download and install iOS 7 on your device without a developer account or UDID, but here we shall show you how to do this without UDID or developer account.

Requiremnts

• iPhone 5, 4S, 4
• iTunes 11
• Internet Connection

Warnings:

1. You would lose your jailbreak and wont be able to jailbreak after installing iOS 7

2. Don't update if you depend on Hacktivation of your device. If you do, you won't be able to get into your device.

3. You can downgrade back to your previous iOS when you get tired of iOS 7

Procedures

1. Download the appropriate IPSW for your device and place on your desktop. (other download links at the end of the post)

2. Plug in your device to the computer and launch iTunes

3. At the summary page, press down your Shift key for Windows computer and Alt key for Mac computers and click on Check for Updates. DON'T click Restore iPhone.

4. Now select your initial downloaded iOS 7 IPSW from your Desktop.

5. iTunes would begin restoring and after its done, you would be in iOS 7, the beautiful and sleek iOS 7 running on your devices.

There it is folks, go and try out the new iOS 7 beta and give us your feedback. If you run into any problem, drop a comment and help would come.

Alternative download link 1 can be found in this post  
Alternative download link 2

Everything You Need to Know About iOS 7

Apple devices are set to get a new version of iOS. At the company’s Worldwide Developer Conference, iOS 7 was announced to the world. It’s being called “the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of the iPhone.” It’s packed with amazing new features and a brand new interface.

The new iOS has a new palette of colors, distinct functional layers to develop hierarchy and order within the operating system. It also includes a sense of translucency to provide better context of your information designed to show more depth and vitality. The iPhone responding to your movements provides a parallax of depth and in many ways was designed to create an interface that was unobtrusive and differential, according to Apple’s Jony Ive.

Users with iOS7 will find that the typography and the liveliness of the home screen is apparent. The operating system carries over throughout the system the liveliness of the information so that it follows your every movement. The design has been made so that it works best with all the apps that you’ve used, including photos, messages, and an improved Game Center. The design of app folders have also been redesigned as well.


iOS 7 has been a “comprehensive, end-to-end, redesign of your iPhone experience” and is considered to be a feature release:

Control Center

iOS7 now lets you swipe up from the device and get to the controls that you want right away, whether you want to play a song, turn on airplane mode, turn on a flashlight, or whatever else. Users can access it from anywhere, including the lock screen.

Multitasking

iOS7 has been built on industrial strength of OS X. Apple says that they’re all about supporting longer battery life when an app is running. With iOS7, multi-tasking will be available for all apps with greater battery life. Including intelligent scheduling, opportunistic updates, adapts to network conditions, and has push triggers.

Safari

Safari is said to be the most popular mobile browser and now comes with a new full screen. Users can tap at the top to get a smart search field with one-tap access to their favorites and search URLs. It also includes parental controls and iCloud keychain that also comes with Apple’s new OS Mavericks.

Airdrop

Apple’s way to share files with people around them. When accessed, the app will pull up a share sheet where you can send photos, videos, and files with your friends and can pass it along to multiple people. In a bit of a pot shot at Samsung, Apple says that iOS device users will not have to bump devices.

It uses the latest WiFi hardware and supports iPhone 5, iPad (4th Generation). iPad Mini, and iPod Touch (5th Generation).

Camera

iOS7 comes with new camera support that allows users to swipe between multiple camera apps, whether it’s Instagram, the native app, or any others. Apple also just added filters.

New Photo App

In order to help better organize photos into Moments, Apple has unveiled a new Photos app that is automatically generated as you shoot. With a retina display, it’s believed that users can make out patterns. The device can help you remember when specific photos have been taken. Photos can also be shared through Airdrop through Facebook, iCloud, Twitter, and email. Shared photo streams can also be made allowing people to collaborate when they’re on trips.

Videos can also be shared with friends.

Siri

Siri has also been updated with iOS7 with new voices, both male and female, and additional language support for French and Spanish. Apple says that it has gotten a lot smarter and can control device settings like Voicemail, brightness, Bluetooth, and more. Microsoft’s Bing search engine has also been integrated, as has Twitter and Wikipedia support.



The company says that it has sold more than 600 million iOS devices and people are using the devices more than anyone else. Cook says that just like as customers buy more apps, they are buying more iPhone and iPad devices, citing a IBM study of Black Friday mobile shopping last year. At their event, Cook said that iOS satisfaction is measured at 97 percent and that it has been rated number one in customer satisfaction according to J.D. Powers & Associate nine consecutive times.


At last year’s conference, Apple revealed that there were approximately 365 million iOS devices in the world and 80 percent of them had moved to iOS 6, which was also released then. The current version of iOS offers users updates to Siri, sports capabilities, better search features, and international language support for Mandarin, Cantonese, French, German, and Korean.

Today, the latest version of iOS is now being used by more than 90 percent of all its users. Cook compared it against the Android marketplace where 1/3 of all Google device users are on an OS that was released in 2010.

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Apple's iOS 7, A NEW iOS UI All together: Downloads & (MORE IMAGES)

At the WWDC 2013 opening session yesterday, Apple WOW the whole world with the new iOS 7 that was unveiled. Although, the rumor of a flat iOS User Interface (UI) had been in the air weeks before the unveiling, yet we were not ready for what was to be. In fact, mock ups were just tardy compared to the original thing.

John Ive, who is the man in charge of this iOS 7 design have made his mark and we are ready to gulp in this new iOS UI. Below are set of images to keep you surprised with your mouth watering.

This iOS 7 is design to be simple, colorful and vibrant. A whole new iOS that will bring out the color and charm in the iPhone, iPad and iPod. 

According to Apple, iOS 7 would only be for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPod 5th generation, iPad 3, iPad mini. Also, AirDrop is only supported for iPhone 5 and iPad 3.

A small comparison to iOS 7, Android Jelly Bean 4.2 , Windows Phone 8 and Blackberry OS 10

That is our take on this design. It is good, colorful, and thoughtful. A whole lot have been changed: icons, notification centre, multi tasking pane etc. 

What are your opinions?

Download links (for Apple developers only):

- iPhone 5 (Model A1428)
- iPhone 5 (Model A1429)
- iPhone 4S
- iPhone 4 (GSM Rev A)
- iPhone 4 (GSM)
- iPhone 4 (CDMA)
- iPod touch (5th generation)
- Mobile Device Installer Package

Leaked iOS 7 Features and Look

The wait to see what Apple have in store for us as regards the new iOS, new OS X, iPhone, iPad, iMac pro and iPod is almost over.

Today by 10am (Cupertino time) WWDC 2013 would kick off. This is what many have been waiting for and can't wait for it to start.

Highlight of the program of event is the unveiling of the next version of the mobile operating software iOS 7, followed by OS X and iRadio.

Talking of iOS 7, which is where the excitement is, John Ive, who is the chief developer and architect of the iOS 7 would be on the spotlight due to the radical change that he's implementing from iOS 6 to iOS 7.

Already a mockup of iOS 7 was made by the guys at 9to5mac after they had a sneak peek into the beta version of iOS 7.

According to this image, somethings can be deduced even though we are sure that this mockup doesn't even represent 30% look alike of the original thing.

First, we are now very sure that a flat UI is to be expected.

Second, colours would be rich and abundant in iOS 7.

Finally, familiar icons like Game centre would have a new icon.

As far as speculations go, it will end soon when WWDC starts an we can begin to see the main thing.

As usual, we shall keep you posted on all things going down at the WWDC 2013. So stay tuned to this page. 

What do you think about this iOS 7 mockup image?