Apple Announces iOS 12 For iPhone And iPad - Focusing More Exciting Performance

Apple today has held a WWDC event, presenting a number of new features that will be available to their mobile operating system, iOS. The next version will be known as iOS 12, and see Apple focusing more on performance through this upcoming operating system.

As you all know, iOS 12 is intended for both iPhone and iPad. Apple says iOS 12 will be supported on various devices running iOS 11 today.

 Apple iOS 12

According to Apple, on iOS 12, apps will be able to open and access more than 40% faster than today. In addition, the virtual key will be displayed with over 50% swiftly, while the in-app camera can be unlocked with 70% fast.
At the same time, Apple also said that CPU usage would be more optimized - which would use more energy if needed only, while saving the device battery.
In addition to performance, iOS 12 also focuses on other new features, especially on Siri. Siri on iOS 12 adds Shortcuts support, which allows it to be accessed quickly from any app. Setting a keyword can also be done by an application, as well as leads to instructions aimed more easily.

In addition, Siri is also present with Suggestions support - which reminds you of something important. For example, Siri shows you notifications to make calls to a close friend during their birthdays.

 Apple Siri Suggestion

In the Photos app, Apple is now adding a new tab called "For You", as well as exposing your pictures and memory through it.

 Apple Photos

Along with iOS 12, Apple also includes group FaceTime video call support, offering support for it being joined by over 32 people through it. In addition, users can also use Animoji and others on FaceTime.
 FaceTime

Lastly, Apple also focuses on using more quality devices - allowing you to limit the time spent on a device, as well as see how your device uses every day.

Apple Limits

This iOS 12 update will be offered to all existing iOS 11 devices, and is expected to be offered around September or October.    

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