Apple just announced iOS 12 — here are all the major changes coming to iPhones and iPads later this year

At Apple's annual developer conference, WWDC, we got our first look at iOS 12. Here are all the major changes, updates, and new features coming to iPhones and iPads when iOS 12 arrives this fall.

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Apple just announced iOS 12 — here are all the major changes coming to iPhones and iPads later this year At Apple's annual developer conference, WWDC, we got our first look at iOS 12. Here are all the major changes, updates, and new features coming to iPhones and iPads when iOS 12 arrives this fall. Read More »

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Apple takes augmented-reality gaming to the 'next level' with Lego and slingshot apps Apple hopes to take augmented-reality gaming to the 'next level' with multiplayer apps. At WWDC, the company showcased Lego and slingshot games, built using its new and improved AR building software ARKit 2. Read More »

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Here are all the new ways Apple will help you combat your smartphone addiction in iOS 12 Apple introduced new tools to combat smartphone addiction at WWDC, its annual developer conference. You'll now be able to set limits on how much you're using certain apps, group your notifications, and enable "Do Not Disturb during bedtime." Read More »

Apple is taking a direct shot at Facebook with new privacy controls and anti-distraction features A new features in the next version of Apple's Safari browser will block Facebook and other companies from tracking users via the "like" buttons on web pages. Other features will allow users to monitor and limit how much time they spend with particular apps. Read More »

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Apple is fixing the worst part of its CarPlay software — you'll finally be able to use Google Maps With iOS12, Google Maps and Waze are finally hitting Apple CarPlay, its system for connecting an iPhone to a car infotainment system. Read More »

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