There has been no word from Apple on when iOS 7 will be coming for the iPad and it has led to much speculation.
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Earlier this week several photos appeared from the iOS 7 simulator in Xcode 5 showing how iOS 7 will look on the iPad. Now MacRumors is reporting a tipster has directed them to Russia-based YouTube user Rozetked, who has released a video of what he claims is iOS 7 "alpha" running on an iPad.
In the video Rozetked does not explain where the software came from nor how it was installed on the tablet.
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It does offer a clearer picture of what iOS 7 might look like when installed on an iPad. Both the Notification Center and the Control Center appear in appropriate portions to the screen size and the Control Center lacks the Flashlight setting that was found in the simulated screenshots, instead offering iPad-specific options that include just AirDrop and AirPlay.
If you compare the two beta versions of iOS, the iPhone Control Center offers a flashlight along with quick access to the clock, the calculator, and the camera.
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In addition to displaying the Notification Center and the Control Center options on the iPad, the video also offers a look at several apps, including Music and Videos. Both folder functionality and 2x app mode are demonstrated as well, and several stock app icons are identical to the iPhone versions.
There is still no word from Apple on when iOS 7 will be available for developers but the video is a good indication of what to expect. Make sure to check out the video above and tell us if you think the video is legit? Or just a very good rendering of what the iPad will look like running iOS 7?
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