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I don't mind any of them. Although they're a bit juvenile, they'll be popular in Asia, Apples intended target market. I can embrace any change, it's only temporary. Apple seems to be in a constant state of flux internally.
 
How about this one?

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Although I really do like the iOS 7 icons (for the most part), I do not like the safari icon. The new settings icon could be revamped too
 
I'm casting a vote for the app store icon.

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It's an ugly 'A' created out of old school analog art tools.

The app store is filled with an incredible variety of digital tools—which this icon fails to express.
 
The app store is filled with an incredible variety of digital tools—which this icon fails to express.

That is the best and most insight thought for the Appstore icon I've heard, seriously. Thinking about it the icon isn't representative of its primary usage.
 
I'm not too fond of the new voice iOS7 memos icon:

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they may as well just "un-glossed" the other one:

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The new Safari icon looks out of place to me.
 

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The new Safari icon looks out of place to me.

I still think it's funny that we identify "phone" with an old-fashioned phone shape. The problem with new phones is they're just rectangles that aren't as immediately identifiable as an old-school phone, so I understand why it's still being held onto as an icon.

I am wondering, however, how long that will last ... and what the icon will evolve into.
 
I'm casting a vote for the app store icon.

Apple-App-Store-Logo.jpg


It's an ugly 'A' created out of old school analog art tools.

The app store is filled with an incredible variety of digital tools—which this icon fails to express.

I'll second that. It's such an important icon and it's atrocious and misleading. Double fail.

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I still think it's funny that we identify "phone" with an old-fashioned phone shape. The problem with new phones is they're just rectangles that aren't as immediately identifiable as an old-school phone, so I understand why it's still being held onto as an icon.

I am wondering, however, how long that will last ... and what the icon will evolve into.

Same with email and the Mail icon.
 
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