Apple has released iOS 13, its latest operating system for iPhone users as it had promised and also released watchOS 6.0 for Apple Watch users. Announced at the WWDC in June this year, iOS 13 is compatible with iPhone 6s and later and the watchOS 6 is now available for Apple Watch Series 3 later and will roll out for Apple Watch Series 1 and 2 later this fall.
At its event Apple announced the roll out details for the iOS 13, iPadOS and watchOS 6 after they were introduced at the WWDC 2019 back in June. Continue reading “Apple to roll out iOS 13 and watchOS 6 on September 19, iOS 13.1 and iPadOS on September 30”
At the ongoing WWDC 2019, along with the new tvOS 13 and watchOS 6, Apple also introduced the most expected iOS 13, the next iteration of iOS with a lot of new features. The iOS 12 brings Improved Performance, Dark Mode, Advanced Photo and Camera Features, Sign In with Apple, an All-New Maps Experience, Faster App Launch, Smaller App Download Size and more.
If the information circulating on the Internet turns out to be true, the Cupertino giant Apple is expected to unveil iOS13 in the upcoming annual Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off on June 3rd. While the iOS 13 is expected to come with a slew of features, here are some confirmed features, we will be seeing in this iteration. Continue reading “iOS 13 expected to bring system-wide dark mode, ‘Undo’ gesture for text on iPad and more”
