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Mobile Application Development 2 IT0093 Sub-topic 1 iOS  To know the history of iOS To differentiate the development process of an android devices to iOS devices  January 9th 2007 – Apple’s Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone. iPhone OS – originally named OS for iPhone July 2008...

Mobile Application Development 2 IT0093 Sub-topic 1 iOS  To know the history of iOS To differentiate the development process of an android devices to iOS devices  January 9th 2007 – Apple’s Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone. iPhone OS – originally named OS for iPhone July 2008 – Apple introduced the App Store to iOS June 2010 – change to iOS when iPhone 4 was released  First iteration of Apple's touch-centric mobile operating system. No official name given on its initial release; Apple marketing literature simply stating the iPhone runs a version of Apple's desktop operating system, OS X. On March 6, 2008, with the release of the iPhone software development kit (iPhone SDK), Apple named it iPhone OS (they went on to rename it "iOS" on June 7, 2010). Apple made touch the primary interaction model removing all physical buttons and perfected the pinch-to-zoom and inertial scrolling.  Great browsing experience with its mobile safari web browser. Widescreen iPod Good mapping with google map Visual voice email, iTunes sync, Software keyboard, Springboard homescreen  3rd party applications App Store iOS SDK for developers  June 2009 with iPhone 3GS Support cut, copy, and paste Spotlight search Push notification, MMS support, voice dialing  iPad arrives New UI paradigms for a larger screen New application design  Provides Multitasking Released June 2010 Local notifications allowed apps to pop up alerts at a set time. Task completion allowed apps to finish an upload or some other limited task when a user left the app. Fast app switching/saved state allowed apps to more easily save their current "state" so they would be in the same place when a user returned.  Music apps were now able to play in the background Navigation apps would be able to maintain their location tracking if you switched out of the app VoIP apps would be allowed to keep running during an active call if you switched out of the app. Facetime, Folders, Retinal Display, and Productivity features  ‘S’ iPhone Virtual Assistant (Siri) Notification Center iMessage Remove physically tethered to a computer via USB in order to be activated iTunes Wi-Fi Sync Over-the air updates iCloud  Announced on June 11, 2012 in WWDC Maps (Removed Google Maps) Siri Enhancements Notification Center and Facebook integration Passbook, Shared Photo Streams, iCloud Tabs and Reading List Enhancements FaceTime over cellular and better Apple ID integration  Jony Ive, took leadership of the company's "human interface" efforts Applied layering concepts Control center AirDrop All-new core apps and free iWork, Animated weather app, iTunes Radio, Camera and Photos, Multitasking, Facetime Audio, Touch ID  Continuity Widgets and actionable notifications Entensibility Upgrading Messages iCloud Drive and Photo Library QuickType Supports third party keyboards HealthKit and HomeKit Siri upgrades and Family sharing  Successor to iOS 8 Less features More on under-the-hood optimization Battery improvements iOS 9 includes enhancements to preinstalled applications and system functions, especially for the iPad, as well as improvements to stability, speed and battery life.  Allow hiding home screen icons of most built-in apps: New Sounds Lock Screen Messages Expressive Messaging. iMessage apps Siri Maps All-new look. Extensions Photos Memories Brilliance control applies region-specific adjustments to brightness, highlights and contrast. Home New Home app to securely manage and control HomeKit-enabled accessories. Apple Music Apple News Experience Raise to Wake automatically wakes the screen as iPhone is raised. Expanded use of 3D Touch. QuickType Phone Voicemail transcription (beta). Contacts Emergency bypass allows call and text notifications to sound aloud regardless of silent or Do Not Disturb mode. App Store New Today tab helps you discover new apps and games with stories, how-to guides, and more New Games tab to find new games and see what's most popular with top game charts Dedicated Apps tab with top picks, dedicated app charts, and app categories Siri New Siri voice is more natural and expressive Translate English words and phrases into Chinese, French, German, Italian or Spanish (beta) Camera Portrait mode now supports optical image stabilization, HDR and True Tone flash Photos and videos will take up half the space with the new HEIF and HEVC image and video formats Redesigned set of nine filters optimized for natural skin tones Automatically identify and scan QR codes Photos Loop, Bounce, and Long Exposure Live Photo effects Mute, trim, or choose a new key photo for Live Photos Memory Movies automatically adapt content for portrait and landscape orientation More than a dozen new memory types including pets, babies, weddings, and sporting events Maps Indoor maps for major airports and shopping centers Lane guidance and speed limit information with Turn-by-turn directions One-handed zoom with double tap and swipe Interact with Flyover by moving your device Do Not Disturb while Driving Automatically silences notifications while driving and keeps iPhone silent and display off Optional iMessage auto reply to alert selected contacts that you're driving Performance iOS has been enhanced for a faster and more responsive experience across the system All supported devices see improved performance, going back to iPhone 5s and iPad Air Camera launches up to 70 percent faster. Apps launch up to twice as fast when your device is under heavy workload* Photos New For You tab helps you discover great photos in your library with Featured Photos, Effect Suggestions, and more Sharing Suggestions proactively recommend sharing photos taken at events with the people who are in them Search enhancements make it easier to find your photos with intelligent suggestions and multiple keyword support Search for photos based on the place, business name, or event where you were when you took them Camera Portrait mode improvements preserve fine detail between subject and background when using Stage Light and Stage Light Mono effects QR codes are highlighted in the camera frame, making them easier to scan Messages Memoji, a new, more customizable Animoji, make Messages more expressive with personalized characters that are diverse and fun Animoji now also include T. rex, ghost, koala, and tiger Make Memoji and Animoji wink and stick out their tongue New camera effects bring Animoji, filters, text effects, iMessage sticker packs, and shapes to the photos and videos you capture in Messages Animoji recordings can now capture up to 30 seconds Augmented Reality Shared experiences in ARKit 2 let developers create innovative AR apps. Persistence enables developers to save and reload experiences from where you left off Object detection and image tracking gives developers new tools to recognize real world objects and track images while they move through space AR Quick Look extends AR throughout iOS, letting you view AR objects with built-in apps like News, Safari, and Files and share them with friends with iMessage and Mail Measure New augmented reality app to measure objects and spaces Draw lines across surfaces or in free space to measure, and tap on a line’s label to see more information Automatically measure rectangular objects Capture, share and markup screenshots of your measurements Dark Mode A new dark color scheme that delivers a great viewing experience. Can be scheduled to turn on automatically at sunset, at a certain time, or turned on. New system wallpapers that automatically switch appearances with Light and Dark Mode Camera & Photos Powerful new photo editing tools that make it easier to edit, adjust, and review photos at a glance Video editing with over 30 new tools, including Rotate, Crop, and Enhance The ability to increase or decrease Portrait Lighting intensity on iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max High-Key Light Mono, a new Portrait Lighting effect, for a monochromatic portrait with a white background on iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max Sign in with Apple Private way to sign in to participating apps and websites with Apple ID you already have Simple account setup with only your name and email address Hide My Email to share a unique email address that is automatically forwarded to you Built-in two-factor authentication to protect your account No tracking or profiling by Apple as you use your favorite apps App Store with Arcade Unlimited access to new games with one subscription, no ads or additional purchases An all-new Arcade tab in the App Store Available to play across iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV Option to download large apps over your cellular connection Ability to view available app updates or delete apps from the Account page Support for Arabic and Hebrew Performance Up to 2x faster app launch* Up to 30 percent faster Face ID unlocking on iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max** 60 percent smaller app updates on average* Up to 50 percent smaller apps from the App Store*  Smaller QR codes can be recognized by Camera Option to classify Bluetooth device type in Settings for correct identification of headphones for audio notifications Notifications for when the camera on your iPhone is unable to be verified as a new, genuine Apple camera in iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max This release also fixes the following issues:  Image artifacts could appear in HDR photos taken with iPhone 12 Pro Fitness widget may not display updated Activity data Typing may be delayed and word suggestions may not appear in the keyboard The keyboard may not come up in the correct language in Messages Audio stories from the News app in CarPlay may not resume after being paused for spoken directions or Siri Enabling Switch Control in Accessibility may prevent phone calls from being answered from the Lock Screen