iOS 13 and iPadOS make a big leap forward in terms of selecting text with a few new system-wide productivity gestures for cut/copy/paste, as well as for undo/redo.
When iOS 13 arrives later this year, it will bring with it a Contacts app that has a couple of changes with it.
Shortcuts as a feature is getting more powerful and helpful with the launch of iOS 13, with suggestions, a new baked-in app, and a more conversational approach.
Be sure to watch this revealing side-by-side comparison video driving the same road in Hawaii with Look Around in Apple Maps on iOS 13 vs. Street View in Google Maps.
While Apple may have gone pretty quiet about its automated home efforts recently, that changed in a big way with the latest WWDC. The company has a handful of improvements on the way with iOS 13.
A much improved Files app on iOS 13 lets you access, manage and organize files stored on external drives or file servers, share iCloud folders, scan documents into Files and more.
iOS 13 will support custom fonts right out of the box, and Apple is making it easy to not only download and install, but also manage them.
Apple is making a key change to the phone app in iOS 13, making it easier than ever before to make sure that calls from unknown and spam numbers are sent directly to voicemail.
Apple is improving the music listening experience in iOS 13, adding time-synced lyrics to follow along with and a revamped Up Next view.
With the release of iOS 13, the HomePod will be able to discern personalized voices and use Handoff for music and more.
Screen and device addiction is a real issue, and Apple is just one company out there trying to help folks cut back on usage. Screen Time in iOS 13 can help with that.
If you’re jailbroken and wish you could get the iOS 13-style volume HUD on your pwned device, then you’re in luck!