tools for folders and subfolders, creating a more
useful note-taker across iOS and macOS.
Apple has also introduced several improvements
to the Mail app, such as the ability to block
a sender and mute a noisy email thread. A
formatting bar, which appears above the
keyboard, now allows users to format their
emails and add attachments before sending,
and formatting tools mean you can change
font styles, colors, and sizes, add selections and
strikethroughs and much more, supporting
imported fonts on iOS for the very first time.
Safari introduces a new startup page and a
View menu, allowing users to change text size
and adjust access to cameras, microphones,
and locations per-site. What’s more, an all-new
Downloads manager allows you to check on
the status of files you’re downloading and drag
and drop them into an email, creating a more
professional-friendly experience on the iPhone.
The Health app has been overhauled in iOS
13 with a streamlined user interface and new
features such as noise monitoring, activity
trends, cycles, and toothbrushing time for
smart toothbrushes. Siri has been given a more
natural-sounding voice, the shortcuts app is now
installed by default, a new QuickPath keyboard
makes it easier to swipe a finger from one letter
to the next to type without removing your finger
from the iPhone’s display, and Bedtime feature
has been overhauled with new functionality.
That’s without mentioning controller support
for Apple Arcade, improved voice control, ARKit
3, Screen Time improvements, and the ability to
read a wider range of NFC tags. CarPlay has also
been overhauled for iOS 13, and there are tons