Smartphones are no longer mere communication gadgets, they have now become an indispensable part of our daily lives, and so have applications with their multiple benefits in everyday life. From having an alarm app to wake you up to using WhatsApp, checking emails, reading news, listening music, watching YouTube videos, purchasing household items, ordering something to eat, paying bills, and almost everything you do.
Just by adding a few lines of code, the developers have been able to make their apps richer in features and enhanced insecurity.
Core ML brings a whole new level of interaction with all devices, and that’s thanks to its libraries for AI game development, natural language processing, and to detect faces.
Siri has played a huge role in bringing the concept of AI and contextual learning from a far-fetched idea to our very own reality.
And to add to its perfection, Siri also works as a brilliant task manager to access Citi Mobile App, offers a GPS pin while texting, and does such other things.
Augmented reality is one of the best features that iOS 11 got us all introduced to, last September.
And then you have Amazon’s Sumerian application platform, for which we are still applauding.
The Cupertino Company Apple has introduced the latest version of iOS as iOS 12 in the most recent WWDC 2018 event, held between June 4 to June 8 in San Jose Convention Center.
Most of the iOS app developers were of the opinion that the upcoming version would focus more on performance and less on new features.
With faster operations, devices that support iOS 12 will speed things up for the users.
We can see improved Photos app as an attempt to cope with Google Photos.
The company has taken a smart move by integrating a technique through which the video window gets bigger as a person starts a conversation.
Animoji and Memojis are also present to make the conversation more pleasant and livelier.
These are the super simple ways on how to prolong the life of your iPhone battery, according to Apple themselves. You probably didn’t know some so read on.