Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is going to make some fundamental changes in its iOS software. According to the source familiar to the matter, the latest version of iOS 7 for the iPad and iPhone will be “very, very much flat” as compared to their earlier versions.
Despite the apparently vast changes, iOS 7 will not be difficult to use than earlier versions. The over all display and appearance will no doubt look somewhat different, but the basics will be the same. Mostly the changes in the software may include email icon, clock icon, calendar icon, and may more icon like that. While the graphics on the iOS7 will have “polarizing filters” that will hide your phone from other people, what you are doing on your phone.
In spite of all theses addition, the smart-phone giant is also trying to put in additional information in the drop-down notifications, but this element may not make it to the last version of the software. Jony Ive, Apple design, is monitoring the latest changes in the Apple’s iOS7. Ive has last year took over the company’s Human Interface section after Scott Forstall Ex-iOS software Chief was let go.
The smartphone giant is broadly estimated to declare and expose some fresh features with iOS 7 in June at its World Wide Developer Conference.
Stock Highlights
In last trading activity, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock opened at $420.45 hit maximum price of $433.62 throughout the session and ended at $430.12, in premarket AAPL shares rose 430.12.
Revenue Measures
Apple Inc. generated sales of $ 169.10 billion in last twelve months with income of $ 39.67 billion. The Company showed a positive 23.46% in the net profit margin and its operating margin is calculated as 30.92%. Company’s annual sales growth for the past five years was 44.81%.
AAPL past twelve months price to sales ratio was 2.39 and price to cash ratio recorded as 10.32. As far as the returns are concern, AAPL return on assets stayed at 22.95% while its return on equity recorded as 33.34%.