As we approach the fall season, typically Apple's timeline for new software and gadget releases, audiences learn more and more about the possible feature and specs Apple may be developing for consumers.
According to sources, Apple has made changes in its interface and functionality applications, one of which is in the keyboard. Independent reports that Apple will be making an adjustment to the keyboard on iPhones and iPads, namely from the default upper case letters, it will now be lower case. [Click Here]
The site adds, "When iOS 9 (which is currently in beta) is released, it might mean the end of ACCIDENTAL SHOUTY MESSAGES." The new keyboard will allegedly be able to alert you if you're about to write your content in capitals.
iOS 9 Features & Specs
In addition to the supposed keyboard change, below is a round up of other features expected to be included in the Apple operating software update.
Siri Suggestion- Per the Business Insider, a new hub called Siri Suggestion will be your one-stop instruction hub. Using predictive technology, Siri notes your most frequently used apps and everything you need the most is quickly accessed through a left-hand swipe from the home screen.
New Notes- Digital Trends reports that an improved Notes will also be hitting your Apple devices shortly. Aside from an updated formatting toolbar, checklists and drawing tools, you will now be able to add links and photos to your notes as well.
Apple Maps- Since the mapping fiasco that has plagued Apple's internal mapping app, the Cupertino-based firm has been hard at work improving the service. With iOS 9, it will reportedly add transit information (for select areas) that include transit maps that indicate public transportation routes for a better traveling companion.
Split-Screen Multitasking- Another new addition will aid users in productivity. Per iGeeksBlog, Apple users will not be able to use two apps simultaneously allowing you to bypass app-to-app jumping.
Battery Performance- The iPhone 6 and the larger iPhone 6 Plus has vastly improved battery life but apparently, iOS 9 will take it a step further. Various sources have reported that Apple is working on extending battery life for its devices.
To date, Apple has yet to publicly confirm details and features but it's expected that new software will be made available sometime in September 2015.
Stay tuned for more on the upcoming next generation software, the iOS 9.
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