iOS 12 HANDS-ON WITH THE NEW OPERATING SYSTEM
THE NEXT BIG LEAP
At Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference on June 4, all eyes were on iOS 12. The staple of every keynote speech, Apple’s next-generation operating system had everyone on the edge of their seats, and when Tim Cook and co announced some of the new features set for launch this year, developers and technology fans alike were overjoyed. iOS 12, set to launch this fall, has a distinct focus on performance and device management but also brings new features such as Group FaceTime calls, Siri Shortcuts, ARKit 2 and much more. Today, AppleMagazine gives you an exclusive look into the world’s most advanced operating system and rounds up some of the features you can expect when iOS 12 is released. We’ll also give you an introduction to some of the biggest enhancements arriving on watchOS, making Apple Watch even more powerful.
DOUBLING DOWN ON PERFORMANCE
Following , Apple was keen to put things right with iOS 12 and so made device compatibility and performance its first key talking point. In an unprecedented move for Apple, the company confirmed in its opening speech at WWDC that iOS 12 was designed to run on all of the same devices as iOS 11, making it Apple’s biggest operating system update to date, and
