iOS 8
\Apple completely refreshed their mobile operating system in 2013 with the release of iOS 7. This completely new OS troubled a lot of users thanks to its completely new look, so with iOS 8 comes out, we shouldn’t expect too much in the way of a redesign.
Expect to see the OS get its 10,000-mile maintenance and tighten up a few loose bolts, but the overall look should remain the same. The big changes should be in the notification center, with Apple embedding it more into the phone itself instead of it being an afterthought. Widgets and shortcuts similar to those on Android are a big possibility, too. The changes will be big, but will be a lot more similar to iOS 7 than the move from 6 to 7.
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