That also is not new. Pre iOS 13, you would access that by clicking the little microphone symbol (ironically enough).
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That also is not new. Pre iOS 13, you would access that by clicking the little microphone symbol (ironically enough).
Rollercoaster of emotions here
First I thought, "holy crap, that's a great addition"
Then I was like, "holy crap, that's been there that whole time and I never tapped because it's a freaking microphone and I know it won't understand me"
First I thought, "holy crap, that's a great addition"
Then I was like, "holy crap, that's been there that whole time and I never tapped because it's a freaking microphone and I know it won't understand me"
Apple Music only. And Many desktop music players have achieved this long time ago via timestamp tag like this:
[00:00:45]Where we live like angel
[00:01:23]The sky is clear. The dream is pretty
[00:01:54]The bright future seems closer than before
Not new. Existed in iOS 10 as mentioned before.I think this is new: when restoring your phone, you can prioritize which apps download first.
Again, not new. Existed in iOS 11 and iOS 12.Here’s another new one: recommendations on where you can offload apps to reduce storage.
Assuming the little circle next to icloud photos represents a % of space you could reclaim... that would be new?
Also, the screenshot doesn't show anything about apps like @gwhizkids actually wrote. I wonder if its the wrong picture - if iOS 13 suggested offloading specific apps that would be new.
No. Even that is not new. Been in iOS 11 and 12 already.
And Apple Just give user one switch to turn on automatic offload. No specific app offload. And, given how nowadays app size is smaller and smaller, I find myself getting rid of photos and Apple TV videos make more sense than offloading apps.
Yeah, I was not super clear there: I was really referring to the recommendation to offload the photos. I’d never seen that before. I did know about the system automatically offloading apps, both due to lack of use and overcrowding.
Now here’s some I know are new 
as I just watched them in the WWDC session on CarPlay! Red and yellow comments are my notes on what they were saying.
as I just watched them in the WWDC session on CarPlay! Red and yellow comments are my notes on what they were saying.
Wow. I never found that.
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Yes those are true. Siri is a lot less of a pain in the butt. I like the new icons too instead of the “cancel” and “send” text. The tap targets, while probably the same, look larger and easier to hit.Now here’s some I know are new
Yes. The keyboard is/was accessible only if the vehicle is not moving.
I think this is new: when restoring your phone, you can prioritize which apps download first.
This has been there since iOS 12
According to the Apple website...
QuickPath language support
Support for English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese is now included.
Source: https://www.apple.com/ipados/ipados-preview/features/
Unfortunately the QuickPath swipe feature is only available on the small floating keyboard and not on the full sized keyboard.
According to Apples website this is only available for 2nd gen AirPods
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I was afraid of that. Oh well, I passed on the 2nd gen in the expectation that the next version will be the big makeover, as per Mark Gurman and others.According to Apples website this is only available for 2nd gen AirPods
Ahh, that would be why. My workflow for the vehicle is get in, start up, wait for head unit to boot, plug phone in, back out of garage. By the time I need directions I’m moving.
According to Apples website this is only available for 2nd gen AirPods
It’s not working on my 2nd gen, it just the Siri cancelled ping after the text tone sounds.
Not sure if iOS13 will do anything about that. On servers I control I use Mosh and the Blink shell app. Add tmux to the mix and you are in iPad SSH heaven. Does take a bit of reading and configuring to get there though.
https://mosh.org/
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blink-shell-mosh-ssh-client/id1156707581
