Apple iOS 19 Leak: New Design Elements Exposed in Detail

April 7, 2025, 6:20 pm

Two recent reports have shed light on Apple's upcoming iOS 19 update by revealing detailed design changes through leaked video and technical breakdowns. Both sources outline a suite of fresh interface features, including rounder app icons, a floating pill‐shaped tab bar, translucent glass-like menus, and subtle lighting effects that signal a departure from previous design paradigms. The leaks emphasize Apple’s move toward a modern, minimalistic aesthetic aimed at enhancing usability and visual appeal ahead of its next major software release.

androidheadlines.com / iOS 19 is getting a new design influenced by visionOS

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appleinsider.com / Leaker wars escalate as Jon Prosser allegedly shows entire iOS 19 redesign

Jon Prosser's updated iOS 19 leak features refined squircle icons and reflective elements inspired by Apple Vision Pro's visionOS. The artist-rendered UI comes from a recent build and improves on his earlier, criticized design elements.

bgr.com / This video is our best look yet at Apple’s iOS 19 design overhaul

Conflicting rumors about the overhauled design of Apple’s iOS 19 update have been circulating for months, but on Monday, a new leak might have provided … The post This video is our best look yet at Apple’s iOS 19 design overhaul appeared first on BGR.

macrumors.com / iOS 19 Leak Reveals Alleged New Design With Rounder App Icons, Floating Tab Bar, and More

Front Page Tech’s video shows alleged iOS 19 design updates featuring a glass-like, translucent UI. It reveals rounder app icons (hidden by default), a pill-shaped tab bar, rounded menus and sliders, and subtle lighting effects—with beta release after WWDC and full launch in September.

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