What’s New in the iOS 13?



What’s New in the iOS 13?

     iOS 13 comes with DarkMode, PencilKit, Sign In with Apple, Core Data syncing with             CloudKit Swift UI and many more.

1.     Dark Mode: users can switch to Dark Mode to transform iOS to a darkened color scheme
2.     SwiftUI: A modern approach to building user interfaces for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.  The framework provides views, controls, and layout structures for declaring your app’s user interface.
3.     Multiple UI Instances: the user can create and manage multiple instances of your app’s user interface simultaneously, and switch between them using the app switcher. For example, the Calendar app can display the appointments for a specific day and for an entire month side by side.
4.     Sign In with Apple:  Now you can sign with Apple An account with secure, fast and private way.
5.     Camera Capture: Record a video using the front and back cameras simultaneously using AVCaptureMultiCamSession.
6.     PencilKit: The new PencilKit framework makes it easy to incorporate hand-drawn content into your app quickly and easily. PencilKit provides a drawing environment for your iOS app that takes input from Apple Pencil, or the user’s finger, and turns it into high-quality images you display in either iOS or macOS. 
7.     Core Date: Sync your Core Data store with cloudKit. User can sync data across all ios Devices.
8.     ARKit 3:  ARKit 3 brings the following new features:
·      Motion Capture
·      People Occlusion
·      Simultaneous front and back camera
·      iTrack multiple faces.
·      Many More
9.     RealityKit: RealityKit is a new Swift framework to simulate and render 3D content for use in your augmented reality apps including the ability to add animation, physics, and spatial audio to your AR experience
Combine: Combine is a new framework that provides a declarative Swift API for processing values over time.

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