iOS 13: Things Apple still needs to fix
Apple has unveiled iOS 13, the next-generation mobile platform that will power the iPhone. But there's still a lot of things it could fix in the platform to make it more usable.
Apple has unveiled iOS 13, the next-generation mobile platform that will power the iPhone. But there's still a lot of things it could fix in the platform to make it more usable.
Apple has released iOS 12.3.2, but it's only for one specific iPhone to fix an issue to do with the Camera app.
There's one feature built into iOS 13 that will help make your iPhone's battery last longer. But the catch is that you'll need a newer, higher-priced iPhone to take advantage of this feature.
Thanks to iOS 13, the iPad now gets a feature that allows it to compete directly with laptops.
Hate the volume indicator in iOS? Apple makes it a little less annoying in iOS 13.
While users love it when Apple crams more features into iOS, the platform is now getting to the stage when it could do with a spring cleaning.
The first raft of bug fixes lands for iOS 12.3.
Apple used to pride itself on a creating a streamlined simplicity that made its products an absolute joy to use. But slowly, the move towards wanting to grab more cash is eroding that once pleasant experience.
Apple has a tight grip on the iOS ecosystem, and yet pretty much across the board the apps that it ships on iPhones and iPads are terrible.
iOS 11 and 12 have been kind to those running older iPhones and iPads, not only giving older devices extra time but also a performance boost. But a report suggests that iOS 13 will drop support for a number of older iPhones and iPads.