Get Ready for the Future - iOS 17 to Feature 'Major' Changes to iPhone's Control Center
Figure 1. iOS 17 Rumored to Feature 'Major' Changes to iPhone's Control Center (Rossignol, 2023). Retrieved from www.macrumors.com
It looks like Apple is planning to make some major changes to the Control Center with iOS 17. According to a recent rumor, Apple will be introducing a redesigned Control Center with the upcoming iOS 17 update. This would be the first time since iOS 11 that the Control Center has been redesigned.
The new design of the Control Center is said to include more features and options than ever before. It could also feature an improved user interface that makes it easier for users to access all of their settings and controls quickly and easily. Additionally, there are rumors that Apple may add new customization options so users can tailor the look and feel of their Control Center to their own preferences.
Figure 2. iOS 17 tipped to bring major design changes to iPhone’s Control Centre (n.a., 2023). Retrieved from m.timesofindia.com
This news comes after several other rumors about iOS 17 have circulated in recent weeks. It's expected that this update will focus on performance and stability improvements, so it's likely that these changes to the Control Center are part of that effort.
If these rumors turn out to be true, then iOS 17 could be one of the most significant updates we've seen in years. The addition of a revamped Control Center would make it easier for users to access all of their settings and controls quickly and easily, while also giving them more customization options than ever before. We'll have to wait until WWDC 2023 for more details on what exactly Apple has planned for this update, but in the meantime we can only speculate about what kind of changes they might bring with iOS 17.
Sources:
https://www.macrumors.com/2023/04/05/ios-17-control-center-changes-rumor/
https://9to5mac.com/2023/04/05/ios-17-rumor-redesigned-control-center/
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/04/05/ios-17-could-introduce-updated-control-center-says-leaker