A gray color scheme and Safari omnibar could be coming to iOS 6.

Systemwide Facebook integration is said to be among the new features that will be introduced in the forthcoming major release of iOS.

With a little less than two weeks before WWDC begins in San Francisco, more information is apparently leaking out about iOS 6. Reportedly, the major change in the new OS version will be confined to the stock Apple apps.

Five days before Apple will probably dump Google Maps from iOS, Google is holding an event on the future of the product. Nice timing, huh.

Apparent screenshots from the updated Maps app in iOS 6 have leaked, offering a peak at the new 3-D mapping mode.

Yesterday, @pod2g and his jailbreaker-friends released Absinthe 2.0, which has the power to provide an untethered jailbreak solution for our iOS devices under iOS 5.1.1. However, shortly after releasing the software, it was announced that the jailbreakers already have a part of the iOS 6-jailbreak: according to @pod2g, when Apple launches iOS 6, a jailbreak solution will be ready.

It looks like iOS 6 is moving closer to reality as app developers are noticing references to the new operating system in analytic logs.

It looks like iOS 6 and iCloud will be on the receiving end of some major, new photo sharing and video syncing features.

It looks like the built-in Maps app will be getting a much-needed upgrade when iOS 6 is introduced at WWDC in June.

With a mistaken test box appearing on iCloud.com this morning, is Apple planning on converging notifications between iOS devices and Macs?

With WWDC 2012 perhaps already on the calendar (June 11), the time has time to discuss iOS 6. Here's some of the things we'd like to see in Apple's next iOS.

It looks like Apple employees are already using the iPad 3, alongside iOS 6, just days before the company’s huge iPad event next week.