Apple’s new iOS update aims to make driving with your iPhone safer

Not everything is going to be this great after the release of Apple’s mobile operating system. iOS, rather all Apple products in general, is supposed to give a seamless experience with minimal efforts on the part of the user. Deutsche Bank was happy to see the peer-to-peer payment feature added to Apple Pay, which will likely become a compelling feature for current Apple Pay users.

Apple is still embracing the tablet form-factor, and that is readily apparent with the new all-new 10.5-inch iPad Pro, which replaces the previous generation 9.7-inch model. Battery the battery provides up to 10 hours of continuous activity with an average load of.

Apple also made a point of emphasizing bigger goals for Siri and iOS, highlighting its planned expansion of the SiriKit developers kit to make it easier to integrate Siri on an individual app level. Meanwhile, the App Store has been completely redesigned with Games, a new Today tab and Apps, PC Advisor reported.

Following Apple’s announcement at the opening of the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2017 regarding the iOS 11, motorists welcomed one new feature that will come with the update.

If someone does text you while you’re driving, the phone can respond with an automatic message telling them you’re driving and can’t respond just now.

Other hardware announced included a new iMac Pro that will be released in December, and substantial updates to the iPad, laptop and desktop ranges. There is a new technology called High Efficiency Image File Format that reduces the file size of photos, but this is for the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus only.

– Apple’s A10X Fusion chip, which offers 30% faster speed and 40% better graphics performance than its A9X processor.

In addition to the update to Files, Apple is also updating the file management system on macOS.

Dubbed “Do Not Disturb while Driving“, Apple’s new operating mode for the iPhone functions a lot like its existing “Do Not Disturb” mode, which silences all notifications for phone calls, texts, and other alerts while active.