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Minimalist iOS 7 Banner Goes Up at Moscone West for WWDC 2013
Apple is putting up new banners promoting iOS 7 at the Moscone Center where its Worldwide Development Conference is taking place next week, as noticed by MacStories.
The company had previously confirmed that the next version of the iOS operating system would be unveiled at WWDC. The extremely simple banner features a svelte number 7 against a minimalist background.
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The banner is very different stylistically from the more traditional iOS 6 banners that Apple used last year.
Some of the banners already up at the Moscone Center include the tagline 'Where a whole new world's developing'.
WWDC begins Monday with the conference opening with Apple's annual keynote presentation. The company is expected to unveil iOS 7, OS X 10.9, the iRadio streaming music service and new Mac notebook models.
Update: The 7 appears to be from Helvetica Neue Ultra Light, an extremely thin variant of Helvetica.
The company had previously confirmed that the next version of the iOS operating system would be unveiled at WWDC. The extremely simple banner features a svelte number 7 against a minimalist background.
The banner is very different stylistically from the more traditional iOS 6 banners that Apple used last year.
Some of the banners already up at the Moscone Center include the tagline 'Where a whole new world's developing'.
WWDC begins Monday with the conference opening with Apple's annual keynote presentation. The company is expected to unveil iOS 7, OS X 10.9, the iRadio streaming music service and new Mac notebook models.
Update: The 7 appears to be from Helvetica Neue Ultra Light, an extremely thin variant of Helvetica.
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78 months ago
I try to tell myself that I'm not a fanboy, but getting excited over a frickin' "7" on a banner isn't helping my case.
78 months ago
In before
"Are you sure it's not the iPhone 7? It is the seventh iPhone after all!"
"Are you sure it's not the iPhone 7? It is the seventh iPhone after all!"
78 months ago
Intriguing. Beyond excited for a potential UI overhaul! It's much needed.
78 months ago
I can see it now. "This is our thinnest and lightest seven ever."
This definitely looks like a hint toward a new visual style. Monday should be the most interesting Apple keynote of the past couple years.
This definitely looks like a hint toward a new visual style. Monday should be the most interesting Apple keynote of the past couple years.
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