For iDevice owners who aren’t very enticed to make the jump to iOS 6, there’s a handy webpage on Apple.com which details key features in iOS 6 that are either supported or unsupported in certain territories, helping them make an informed decision. “Some iOS 6 features are not currently available in... |
8 October 2012
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The last major new addition we’re featuring in our iOS 6 Features series, Safari is poised to become the world’s best mobile web browser, with stuff like iCloud tabs, offline reading lists, photo uploads and full screen view - all coming in the next major release of iOS this fall. Apple is keen to delive... |
7 July 2012
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Studies show that numerous owners of an Apple iPad are using their sleek tablet computer primarily as an email machine. Apple knows this, and they’re introducing an even better Mail experience in iOS 6, available this fall. I personally find the iOS 5 Mail app flawless. But flawless doesn’t mean there is... |
5 July 2012
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Apple’s iOS is mostly made of apps, including a much-needed Phone application that lets you call your friends and family and, most recently, includes the option to decline incoming calls with a quick message, set a callback reminder, and enable a new Do Not Disturb option. When iOS 6 makes its debut this fall ... |
4 July 2012
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Accessibility isn’t one of those features people regard as “cool” in iOS, but that’s about to change. Come iOS 6 this fall, Accessibility will include new VoiceOver capabilities (integration with apps and services), and the awesome Guided Access, which lets you restrict certain functions of yo... |
26 June 2012
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Apple fans are no strangers to FaceTime, though video calls are yet to pick up steam as a standard communications method. That’s likely to change when iOS 6 arrives this fall. Apple plans to make FaceTime even more accessible by enabling owners of all iDevices and Macintosh computers to place and receive calls... |
25 June 2012
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Starting this fall, iDevice owners upgrading to the new iOS 6 will get a new app that aims to become “the simplest way to get all your passes in one place,” including baseball tickets and boarding passes. Passbook is a new service in iOS 6 that lets you scan your iPhone or iPod touch to use a coupon, che... |
24 June 2012
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There are over 125 million people enjoying iCloud and, so, Apple decided that it would introduce something specifically for them in iOS 6 – a new way to share photos with friends and family using Shared Photo Streams. When iOS 6 ships this fall, iDevice owners will be able to simply select the photos they want... |
22 June 2012
10:22 GMT |
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Apple this fall is launching iOS 6, the next major version of the world’s best mobile operating system. Among the hundreds of new features it will deliver, Facebook integration will play a major role in how the OS will help bolster sales of iPhone and iPad generations to come. Thanks to direct implementation o... |
20 June 2012
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Siri is coming to additional iDevices this fall, and it brings along new abilities and language support, Apple has confirmed. Best of all, it even launches apps when you tell it to. Siri is shaping up to become the real personal assistant Apple envisioned last year with the debut of the iPhone 4S. In iOS 6, the dig... |
18 June 2012
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Apple confirmed that iOS 6, the next major version of its mobile operating system debuting this fall, includes an all-new Maps application with vector-based map elements, a 3D Flyover view, spoken directions, and more. Apple promises a maps experience like no other when iOS 6 launches later this year: “B... |
15 June 2012
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