Mike Wuerthele
A set of new screenshots have emerged, with sources familiar with the matter claiming that they are part of new apps for macOS, in what may herald a breaking up of iTunes into discrete apps.
The screenshots have a resemblance to iTunes, as was previously predicted. The screenshots feature the familiar side bar, and media player. However, one set of shots is clearly for an app with video separate from music.
The shots also see the return of color to the sidebar, with gradients and the like.
The screenshots were supplied to 9to5 Mac. AppleInsider cannot vouch for their authenticity.
On Tuesday, new screenshots claimed to show a new "Dark Mode" in iOS 13. A new Reminders app for the iPad was also allegedly exposed.
Apple is expected to debut iOS 13, macOS 10.15, watchOS 6, and tvOS at next week's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California. Other iOS 13 upgrades should include new health features, and updates to Screen Time, iMessage, and Apple Books.
Andrew Orr
Amber Neely
William Gallagher
Christine McKee
AppleInsider Staff
17 Comments
Regardless if if this is real, moving back toward color in the source list makes sense with Marzipan since iOS uses color.
Marzipan & a new ARM based MacBook might make me buy a new Mac.
What information is really being derived here? It’s just a sidebar and a top tool bar, which is is like standard macOS UI convention for browser based information displays.
I want to be able to organize my playlists. Folders would be nice.