iOS 9 Features

SiriSiri is now more proactive, it is now contextually aware and will offer help without you even having to ask. Overall it sounds a whole lot like Google Now.Siri keeps track of the time of day, your location and connected devices. So plugging in your headphones at home can do one thing (say, open the music player), connecting to your car's Bluetooth will do something else (e.g. go to an audio book).The digital assistant will also keep an eye on your emails and note invitations. If it sees heavy traffic on the road to your next meeting, it will pop up an early reminder so you get going on time.Siri now lives on the home screen in the left pane. Everything it has learned allows it to offer you relevant contextual suggestions - contacts and apps, nearby locations and breaking news.

Siri can even act as a sort of caller ID by scanning your emails. When you receive a call from an unknown number, you'll see a suggestion on the screen who the caller might be assuming you've had email correspondence with the person.

Split screen view &Multitasking get more doneSplit View allow user to run apps side-by-side instead of switching back and forth between them, for a true multitasking experience. Both apps are active simultaneously and can even have items dragged and dropped back and forth.Picture mode, will allow user to enjoy videos playing on top of other apps.

Split View will only be found on the iPad Air 2 due to the hardware restrictions of the older iPad models. Slide Over and the picture in picture functionality will be made available on the iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPad mini 2, and iPad mini 3.Video apps like ESPN get an additional option - play the video in a small, floating window that you can move and resize, while using other apps as normal.

Maps:

Apple updated Maps to support public transit. It supports everything from buses to ferries, even including walking directions between stops. Apple even mapped out big subway stations so Maps can lead you to the next place even underground.Wherever you go, interesting nearby locations can be viewed with a single tap. And Apple has placed a clear indication if that location supports Apple Pay.

Siri is also compatible with transit in Maps, but transit support will be limited at first to a handful of cities across the world.

Typing:

Apple introduced several new enhancements for its keyboard in iOS on iPhone and iPad.These changesinclude a redesigned shift key for distinguishing capital letters, lowercase, and caps lock.

A new method of moving the on-screen cursor and selecting text has been added in iOS 9 that utilizes a two-finger swipe anywhere on the screen, including over the keyboard, to quickly adjust cursor position or highlighted text.

News:

In iOS 9 apple has introduce a new native app - News. The app is similar to Flipboard app, where you pick your interests and the app offers a curated list of news sources in a constant news stream called "For you". It uses advanced machine learning to differentiate between over one thousand topics so it can really home in on your interests. The app is also integrated with Siri so more you use the app, the more it will learn about what you like.

Notes:

In iOS 9 the note application will support for text formatting, easy-to-generate to-do checklists, and the ability to draw sketches inside your note. Users now have access to the camera to add visual notes and now its also possible to use content from Maps, Safari and other apps that can be imported directly into Notes as well.

6-digit passcode:

In iOS 9 the apple has increased the security for the devices, now if there is a passcode on the device it should be of minimum 6 character long.

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