So no thread on how the upcoming iOS 7 is about to COPY METRO UI?!?!?!

[Hiphoplives4eva]

All you dumbfukks that claim metro is CRAP and bullshyt, what will you fukkers use now that rumors state that iOS is about to completely rip off the entire Metro UI design style for its upcoming ios 7? Live tiles and all?

Im sure you clowns will be claiming Apple reinvented the smartphone when this shyt is announced next summer.

So before you open your mouths to shyt on M$ again, realize you the daddy of this computer shyt is. Its clear that the leaders at Apple are using Lumia 920's...

Apple’s Jony Ive preparing to copy Metro | WMPoweruser

The BGR reports that Apple’s executive in charge of iOS, after the ousting of Scott Forstall, is set to overhaul the look of the dated OS to bring a more Modern Look.

According to the Time’s sources Ive’s iOS makeover will incorporate “clean edges, flat surfaces� to “replace the textures that are all over the place right now,� making “software designed to look like real-life textures, such as linen or felt, is expected to become a thing of the past.�

It is almost as of iOS will be catching the “Authentically Digitalâ€? bug, isn’t it?

Of course Apple would simply be following a trend – Google has already adopted these design principles led by Mathias Duarte, with their OS and apps concentrating a lot more on text and white spaces rather than ridiculous graphics.

I guess if the future is going to end up looking like the future even Apple will have to come along eventually…

 

[Filthy McNasty]

 

[Ice Cold]

Well after all the copying microsoft has done of apple it's only fair to return the favor

 

[Kartel13]

Stopped reading at BGR report.

 

[illadope]

Stopped reading at BGR report.

This

 

[detroitwalt]

I know nothing about Metro UI so can you explain what is getting copied?

:32 PMSo now that Apple (AAPL) has put Jonathan Ive in charge of designing and implementing OS X and iOS, what sorts of changes can we expect? While nothing is definite yet, a designer who knows Ive has told the New York Times that he will waste no time overhauling the design of iOS to make it fit in more with his own minimalist hardware designs. According to the Times’ source, Ive’s iOS makeover will incorporate “clean edges, flat surfaces” to “replace the textures that are all over the place right now.” From a practical perspective, AppleInsider says this means that “software designed to look like real-life textures, such as linen or felt, is expected to become a thing of the past.” In other words, expect the next version of iOS to have a sleeker, more industrial look to it than the current version.

http://bgr.com/2012/11/01/apple-ios...lanned/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Does clean edges and flat surfaces mean it's copying?