A beta version of iCloud.com has made its debut featuring aesthetics similar to Apple's upcoming mobile operating system.
The new iCloud.com, which gives users access to Apple's various cloud services, updated its beta site with icons seen on the current beta versions of iOS 7.
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Unlike the beta versions of iOS 7, anyone has access to beta.iCloud.com.
People can now see the "flatter" designs Apple has been working on for iOS 7 and OS X 10.9. Within the beta version of iCloud, new icons are set for Calendar, Contacts, Mail, Notes, and Reminders, to name a few.
As Latinos Post reported, Apple launched the fifth beta version of iOS 7 on Aug. 6. According to Apple, the fifth beta includes "bug fixes and improvements." A notable change is the new icons seen within Settings.
9to5Mac noted that the update featured a new icon for Twitter, the option to disable Control Center while in apps, easier Camera swipe access while on the lock screen, and new power-off slide.
"There is a profound and enduring beauty in simplicity, in clarity, in efficiency," said Apple's Senior Vice President of Design Jony Ive about iOS 7 in June. "True simplicity is derived from so much more than just the absence of clutter and ornamentation-it's about bringing order to complexity."
By visiting Apple's Developer webpage, people can download iOS 7 beta, as long as one has an iOS developer account, which cost $99 per year.
Apple confirmed iOS 7 during the keynote speech at the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 10. The final product of iOS 7 is expected to rollout this fall.
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