Photos introduces new features to help you rediscover and share the photos in your library, Memoji—a new, more customizable Animoji—make Messages more expressive and fun, Screen Time helps you and your family understand and make the most of the time spent on devices, Siri Shortcuts deliver a faster way to get things done with the ability for any app to work with Siri, augmented reality becomes even more engaging with the ability for developers to create shared AR experiences, and new privacy features help protect you from being tracked on the web.
Want to get the update or having issues updating? Learn more. This update fixes an issue where Exposure Notifications could incorrectly display logging profile language. System availability depends on support from your local public health authority. For more information see covid The addition of a customizable watchlist and interactive charts that show you your stocks' performance throughout the day or even over multimonth periods with easy-to-read color-coded sparklines makes following your stocks easier than ever.
The inclusion of reputable business news stories from Apple News helps users make more informed decisions when trading stocks. But that's only the beginning. Apple's reading app has been majorly updated to make locating and reading your books easier than ever. Easily discover something new to read in the app's brand new bookstore or dedicated audiobooks store, organize your collection so it's easy to retrieve, and never lose your spot in the book you're currently reading, with the Reading Now tab, which, like a bookmark, takes you where you last left off with a tap.
Thoroughly modern memos: The native Voice Memos app looks even more modern in iOS 12, and iPad users can now use it on the larger screen in the latest iOS version. Better yet, with cross-platform syncing in the latest iOS version, users can now work with recordings across all of their iOS devices.
Improved load times and search in Photos: Camera app photos load quicker than ever in iOS With smart Search Suggestions, showcasing important events, people, and places, for example, in tiles under the search bar and the ability to use multiple keywords for more expeditious combined searches, you'll also be able to find them faster in the updated Photos app.
The addition of the For You tab brings your best photos and groups of photos -- some recent and others took on this day in previous years -- to the forefront for easier access. Thankfully, image editing is no longer left to you in Photos. The Photos app now recommends various image-enhancing photo effects, even showing you what they'll look like before you select them with helpful image previews.
Knowing that the best photos are there to be appreciated, Photos will also suggest sharing these photos with the people in them after first identifying them using machine learning and facial recognition via the Messages app. Screen Time: Screen Time, which you'll find under Settings, is one of the new iOS software update's most exciting new features. Screen Time helps you limit your screen time, if you find yourself overusing your phone.
Go to the Settings app, then Screen Time to see a detailed graphical breakdown of your phone usage. You'll see your most used iOS apps, how many times you've picked up your phone, and how many notifications you receive.
If you feel you're overusing your iOS apps, then the Downtime feature can help you schedule some time away from your mobile devices. If you cheat, you'll receive notifications admonishing you to step away. You can also set content and privacy restrictions and parental controls here to keep your children safe and from overdoing it, too.
Missing FaceTime features: We couldn't wait to start using FaceTime's exciting new features in the latest version of iOS that were announced at the WWDC keynote, such as group chat with support for up to 32 people on FaceTime calls, or the ability to add participants and launch FaceTime calls right from a group chat in Messages or to add live filters, stickers, Animoji, and Memoji to keep your fam engaged. But the new FaceTime for iOS features don't seem to be ready yet. From the new augmented reality-based Measure app to improved search and grouping in Photos to an overhauled Stocks, Apple News, Voice Memos, and Apple Books, to fun new ways of communicating with friends, family, and colleagues in the Messages and FaceTime apps, there's much to look forward to in the latest version of iOS, iOS So there's no reason not to upgrade to the latest software update, especially if you have one of the latest iPhone models.
Here are the latest features and improvements in the world's most advanced mobile operating system. Whether you're using your iPhone or iPad, iOS has been enhanced for a faster and more responsive experience all around. Things you do all the time, like launching Camera and typing with the keyboard, happen faster than ever. And there are even more significant improvements when you're doing a lot on your device at once.
These enhancements improve performance on all supported devices, going all the way back to iPhone 5s and iPad Air. FaceTime now supports video and audio with up to 32 people at once. The tile of the person speaking gets larger automatically, so you'll never lose track of the conversation. You can start Group FaceTime right from a group thread in Messages or join an active one at any time. Now you can easily create a Memoji to match your personality and mood.
You can make as many alter egos as you want to use in Messages and FaceTime. Choose from four new Animoji - koala, tiger, ghost, or T.
But if you are like me, and love to keep things as they are then you might want to stick to the good old method of performing an over the air update. Whatever route you end up taking is entirely up to you and we have the relevant links for each method linked below:. But of course, please make sure you have at least 4GB of free space, connected to WiFi and plugged into an AC outlet just to keep everything on the safe side of the fence.
You can download it from the links below. You will require iTunes in order to restore them. And before you do, please make sure you have backed up all your data using iTunes or iCloud as a clean install will wipe off everything from your device.
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