We Could See These 5 iOS 13 Features In The Upcoming iPhone

At WWDC, Apple announces new updates on software for the next generation of iPhones, but it often holds a few things back to keep its fans excited. In this case, we're talking about iOS 13, which Apple has revealed several features such as swipe-to-text, dark mode, Memoji, and new photo features, which heats up fans even more about the update.

For Apple this time, iOS13 is not only a regular update but also its attempt to hang on consumers, regarding a fact that iPhone sales have lagged in the past year. Going against Android is a long, crucial battle to Apple so as to keep its business strong. Now, here are the new features coming with iOS 13, which are expected to help Apple achieve its goal.

Camera

Zooming capability is a rising trend among smartphone makers, including big players like Samsung, Oppo, Huawei, each with at least three cameras on the back for better zoom shots. While Apple seems to be a latecomer to this game, its main focus is on giving the best products.

Rumors said that the next iPhone generation will sport triple rear lenses, one of which is for zooming. If that's true, the tech giant will need new software with iOS 13 to support such features, for example, on-screen zoom level control or new filters to optimize the effect.

Power-sharing feature

The new Wireless Power Share feature can help the Galaxy S10 lineup take on other smartphones, including the iPhone. You just need to launch the feature, put a device compatible with wireless charging on its back and your iPhone will slowly charge the device.

This feature is perfect for charging small devices if you bring along a cable and a smart move for Apple too, especially after it killed the AirPower. At least, iOS 13 will bring a power-sharing tool to the Control Center on the iPhone, probably with a separate app for power management as well as detailed opt-in settings such as "charge only when plugged in."

Face ID can be very fast

According to Apple, the new Face ID will be 30 percent faster than the existing version along with greater security and new AR capabilities. The company even revealed a demo of Minecraft Earth, which further solidates its commitment.

In addition, it made a neat AR tool which you can use to see its Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR monitor right on your desk via the iPad and iPhone.

If the software behind the front-facing camera creates new chances for AR apps, the tech giant could let third-party developers join its software tool kits for the selfie cam. though users may not see much difference regarding toggle controls or settings, they will see more AR-dedicated tools and apps.

More information for routines at night time and dark mode

Dark mode is a feature where the screen’s color turns to black and the text’s color turns white with the aim of reducing eye strain. The company showed how the feature will work across the system with its core apps, but there could be more.

The company stressed on digital detox and wellness, so it may unveil more details about boundaries of phone use as well as eye protection from too much strain.

And about Siri

The digital assistant will come with a new voice which could be less robotic, smoother, as well as less clipped. While Apple unveiled a few changes where Siri can connect to other Apple's devices like Carplay, AirPods, and HomePod, it didn't say anything about the changes with the iPhone.

And the voice change is something Google has done to its assistant for years, so Siri has fallen behind again.

Apple did not respond to a comment request.