{"id":122034,"date":"2019-06-09T13:30:21","date_gmt":"2019-06-09T13:30:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.bnreport.com\/every-important-new-thing-ios-13-will-bring-your-iphone-this-fall-cnet\/"},"modified":"2019-06-09T13:30:21","modified_gmt":"2019-06-09T13:30:21","slug":"every-important-new-thing-ios-13-will-bring-your-iphone-this-fall-cnet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bnreport.com\/en\/every-important-new-thing-ios-13-will-bring-your-iphone-this-fall-cnet\/","title":{"rendered":"Every important new thing iOS 13 will bring your iPhone this fall \u2013 CNET"},"content":{"rendered":"
\nApple's changes in iOS 13 for iPhone are coming soon.<\/p>\n

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Apple wants you iPhone<\/a> to be faster, cooler and more secure when iOS 13 comes out this fall, as long as it's compatible with the new OS<\/a>. That's Apple's goal in rolling out new features like dark mode<\/a>, new photos tools<\/a> and a swipeable keyboard. The software also includes new Maps tools that finally start to close the gap with Android, security features like Sign in with Apple<\/a> and the ability to customize Memoji avatars<\/a>. With iOS 13, Apple takes on Google's Android Q<\/a> once again in a never-ending battle for most powerful, private and easy-to-use OS. Sounds dramatic, but with Android on about 90% of the world's phones, Apple has its work cut out for it to maintain its status and reputation. <\/p>\n

Importantly, iOS 13 also breaks from the iPad<\/a>, which now has a new OS just for tablets called iPadOS<\/a>, and contributes many core features there. <\/p>\n

Apple's announcement of iOS 13's key features is just the beginning. The company \u2014 and Google, too \u2014 could very well unlock even more iOS 13 features when it announces the iPhone 11<\/a>, holding back some surprises that are tied to the big September reveal. There may be more features still to come. <\/p>\n

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Apple's ability to engage buyers with iOS 13 is particularly important in 2019. It's seen iPhone sales slow<\/a> in step with competitors across the board. Meanwhile, the next iPhones will likely lag behind Android rivals in key features like support for 5G<\/a> speeds, periscope zoom and a standalone night mode<\/a> for ultraclear camera shots. But over the years, Apple has proven that it can create must-have software tools and apps, like FaceTime video and iMessage<\/a>. <\/p>\n

The iOS 13 developer beta<\/a> is available now, with the final version coming to iPhones this fall. Look for the public iOS 13 beta to arrive in July. (Here's how you can download the iOS 13 beta right now<\/a>.) And check out all of Apple's WWDC news<\/a>. <\/p>\n

Dark mode for all
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Dark mode<\/a>, which replaces a light screen with a dark screen, comes across core apps in iOS 13, including the calendar, music, and photos apps. This appears to be system-wide, but we'll need to see if there are any exceptions. Dark mode<\/a> is a popular trend across apps, and will come to Android Q<\/a>, too.<\/p>\n

Read<\/strong>: Everything we know about Dark Mode for iPhone<\/a> <\/p>\n

That swipey keyboard <\/h2>\n

Android users have been swiping their keyboards to type for years, through a number of third-party apps, like Swype and Swiftype. At long last, Apple has added the ability, letting you trace a word to spell it out. <\/p>\n

Apple calls it QuickPath Typing. In theory, it's faster and just as accurate as pecking away at the virtual keyboard, and you still get spelling suggestions as you go along. <\/p>\n

The feature is especially useful for one-handed typing. <\/p>\n

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Portrait lighting for photos, rotate a video <\/h2>\n

A new photos tab gives you access to some of the new tools Apple's adding here. For example, you can now remove duplicate photos and highlight best shots. <\/p>\n

Portrait lighting, the tool within your iPhone's native camera app, adds more lighting effects to smooth your skin \u2014 you can also change the intensity and location of your light for portrait lighting. <\/p>\n

More editing filters add accents called vignette, vibrance, auto enhance and noise reduction. <\/p>\n

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\nNow you can swipe in addition to typing.<\/p>\n

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Photo editing gets a boost, too, with a new ability to adjust pictures by tapping and dragging with your finger. The editing tools also come to video, which means \u2014 yes \u2014 you can rotate a video if you accidentally shoot it in the wrong orientation. You can apply the new filters and video effects as well. <\/p>\n

Other new camera features in iOS 13 <\/h3>\n