Apple has uncurtained the new Operating System for the iPhone and iPad as iOS 9. the new iOS 9 has got the date of release to launch officially. After the success of the beta testing and after the beta launch of the platform the following month, it is now set for the official release to the world. The new platform is smarter than the earlier which can feature a high definition device at its best.
The new launch will take place on 16th September, with a keynote of the company including a number of launches as Apple TV, iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. It was first announced in June at WWDC, along with the beta launch following up the same month. The exact time has not been unveiled yet, but as per the earlier trend set by the company, the iOS 9 is expected to launch at 1PM ET.
The new platform focuses on making the iPhones flexible, smarter, faster and most efficient in the world. The main hinted note to the device is from iPad, that enabled a multi-tasking platform with the help of Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, polishing the ground with runnable two applications simultaneously, similar to features in Surface and Galaxy tablets. There are new upgrades available, the new iOS will also get the older to new heights. Along with the aim, Siri will also get a height with Proactive that offers contextual user suggestions based on habits, location, or time of day. Spotlight Search will also be boosted up by making the app more search friendly to search content within apps and perform unit conversions without opening a web search.
Speed and Space are the two factors that are needed to be considered each time. The iOS 9 requires atleast 1.8GB of free space to get a place. It is less space than what iOS 8 required. The more the space, the better will be the functioning. The more the battery, the less hectic the device performs. The faster the processor, the smoother the interface will be. Following the same norms, the platform will provide a new low power mode that helps users to squeeze an extra three hours of battery life out of a single charge.
