From The Verge: As expected, Apple has announced iOS 13 onstage at WWDC 2019, giving a first look at the company’s latest software for the iPhone. According to Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, iOS 13 is the “next big release for iOS,” and will offer a variety of improvements to the operating system.
Chief among those is a new (and long-awaited) dark mode, improvements to performance, and more changes.
Improved performance
As with last year’s iOS 12 update, Apple is putting a big emphasis this year on improvements to performance, especially for older devices. Hopefully, the company has learned from its past issues where new versions of iOS resulted in slowed-down phones, although we’ll have to wait until iOS 13 makes its way into the world before we can know for sure if Apple’s succeeded a second time.
Apple promises things like Face ID will unlock 30 percent faster, and that apps will launch twice as fast in iOS 13.
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