Apple will make their new iOS 13 software official later today at their WWDC 2019 Keynote, and we already know some of the new features coming to the OS.
Dark Mode and Design Changes
One of the most anticipated new features in iOS 13 is the introduction of Dark Mode. This feature will provide a darker color scheme that is easier on the eyes, especially in low-light environments. Dark Mode is expected to be system-wide, meaning it will be available across all native apps and settings, providing a consistent and visually appealing experience. This can be particularly beneficial for users who use their devices at night or in dark settings, as it reduces eye strain and can even help save battery life on OLED screens.
In addition to Dark Mode, there will be significant design changes to a number of apps. The picture above, which shows the new Reminders app, highlights some of these changes. The new design is more streamlined and user-friendly, with a focus on simplicity and ease of use. The Reminders app, for instance, now features a cleaner interface with better organization of tasks and reminders.
The picture above was posted on Twitter by Ben Geskin, a well-known leaker in the tech community. You can see what he had to say about it below.
iOS 13 – Dark Mode – New Reminders app pic.twitter.com/klr5sR3rph
— Ben Geskin (@BenGeskin) June 3, 2019
New Radio App and Other Features
In addition to the visual and functional improvements, iOS 13 will also introduce a new Radio app. This app is expected to offer a wide range of radio stations from around the world, providing users with more options for streaming music, news, and other audio content. The Radio app will likely integrate with Apple’s existing music services, offering a seamless experience for users who enjoy listening to radio on their devices.
Other new features expected in iOS 13 include enhancements to the Messages app, such as improved search functionality and new Animoji and Memoji options. The Photos app will also see updates, with new editing tools and better organization of photos and videos. Additionally, there will be improvements to the Maps app, including more detailed maps and better navigation features.
We also saw last week that there will be a range of other new design changes across various apps. For example, the Health app is expected to receive a new summary view that provides a more comprehensive overview of a user’s health data. The Files app will also be updated with new features, such as support for external drives and improved file management capabilities.
Overall, iOS 13 promises to be a significant update that brings a host of new features and improvements to enhance the user experience. We will have full information on what is coming in the next major release of Apple’s iOS software later today.
Source Ben Geskin
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