iCloud Beta Incorporates iOS 7 Look and Feel
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iCloud Beta Incorporates iOS 7 Look and Feel
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#2I like the new look. They still need to update the iWork icons though.
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#3This is a good way to see the general direction Apple is taking. I can't wait to see what they're going to do with OS X.
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#4Correction: iCloud Beta Incorporates windows (Metro) look and feel.
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#5Anyone else wobble their Macbook back and forth to see if the background shifts in response? (it doesn't)
Re: iCloud Beta Incorporates iOS 7 Look and Feel
#6It also has iOS-style notification popovers at least for mail and calendar.
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#7This is a good way to see the general direction Apple is taking. I can't wait to see what they're going to do with OS X.
Just for fun, this is not a real peek:
http://9to5mac.com/2013/08/08/a-look-at-what-an-ios-7-inspir...
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#8Anyone else wobble their Macbook back and forth to see if the background shifts in response? (it doesn't)
Yep. I liked the effect switching between the home screen and the "apps". My next thought was "I wonder if the parallax thing works too?"
Nope.
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#9Correction: iCloud Beta Incorporates windows (Metro) look and feel.
Not really. Windows (Metro) is completely flat, there is no depth and it is very difficult to distinguish controls. The direction Apple is taking adds a bit of depth to help distinguish most controls, similar to Android design guidelines.
Re: iCloud Beta Incorporates iOS 7 Look and Feel
#10This is a good way to see the general direction Apple is taking. I can't wait to see what they're going to do with OS X.
Just for fun, this is not a real peek: http://9to5mac.com/2013/08/08/a-look-at-what-an-ios-7-inspir...
That looks more like what Windows 8 should've looked like in some alternative universe, rather than an upcoming copy of OS X. (Which is, I think, telling about the aesthetic movement going on right now.)