Alongside a new audio sharing feature, Apple
introduced new icons for AirPods, Beats, and
HomePod devices when they’re connected
to the iPhone, as well as new HomeKit icons
and smaller changes such as new dynamic
wallpapers, an indicator for TestFlight apps,
and more. iOS 13.1 was released on September
24, just a few days after iOS 13, and iOS 13.2 is
expected to follow in October or November
with new emoji, such as disability-themed
emoji, including a new guide dog, an ear
with a hearing aid, wheelchairs, a prosthetic
arm, and a prosthetic leg - alongside features
such as the ability to have Siri announce new
messages, Apple Tags support, the Image
Capture API, and more.
Whether you’re rocking a shiny iPhone 11
Pro Max or you’re a loyalist to your iPhone 6S,
there’s no denying that iOS 13 is one of the most
significant iOS releases to date, elevating iOS to
new heights. Make the most of the new features
and be prepared for even more advancements -
the world’s most powerful operating system just
keeps getting better...Image: Jason Cipriani