WWDC 2017: Apple announces iOS 11; Focuses on iPad productivity

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Apple has been making devices with 64-bit processors rather than 32-bit processors since 2013 when it introduced them with the iPhone 5S and the iPad Air. Many predicted that Apple will reveal the new iOS 11 at the Worldwide Developers Conference that took place on the 5 of June in San Jose, California.

Tech company Apple will debut a new iPhone feature with the next big update to its iOS mobile operating system, which could help mitigate several of the most common unsafe driver distractions.

This is especially important if you want to make sure Apple isn't downgrading a feature you use every day or changing how it works dramatically. Apparently, iOS 11 users can add the screen capture shortcut instead of flashlight, camera, clock or calculator. This requirement didn't, however, extend to apps already on the App Store.

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Apple has confirmed that its iOS 11 operating system, launched at WWDC on Monday, won't be available for the iPhone 5, iPhone 5C or iPad 4 when it rolls out later this year.

The new video demonstrates these features, showing off the new dock, drag and drop functionality, and Files application that are sure to make the iPad experience more productive than ever.

You can really maximize your storage in iOS by carefully watching your apps and how much they save. Just like that, the iPhone can also now connect to the WiFi network. Apple said the speaker sound from the HomePod is of high quality and is also able to create virtual surround sound. A public iOS 11 beta is coming later this month. This means when you send a snap to your friend who could be on iOS 11 Beta version, can pull up screen capture shortcut quickly and record the snap. We've all been subject to that First-World problem - and Apple has finally rolled out a simple workaround.

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