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Dark Mode Tech prepared for iOS 13 with a number of benefits
During the opening conference of WWDC 2019, Apple introduced iOS 13, a new embodiment of its operating system designed for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Compared to the transition from version 11 to 12, which took place last year, this time the Cupertino company evolves introducing many more innovations. Among these, the most anticipated is undoubtedly the Dark Mode, a feature already available on Android devices and particularly appreciated by users.
Exactly as seen on the smartphone based on the green robot, the Dark Mode of iOS 13 allows you to configure the entire interface in dark tones, including system applications. As always in these cases, it will take some time for third-party applications to adapt to this change but, considering the modus operandi of Apple (always attentive to the graphical coherence of the operating system), it is very likely that this may already occur in the next weeks
This new mode can be activated quickly from the Control Center or, alternatively, directly from the Configuration. In addition, the positive impact on the battery should not be underestimated, at least in relation to iPhones. As you remember, from the iPhone X, Apple introduced OLED screens in their smartphones. This technology literally turns off the pixels when it has to play in black, so it's easy to see how iOS 13 Dark Mode can bring benefits in terms of autonomy.
The Cupertino company has also redesigned the user interface in some places, introducing a new animation at the beginning of the multitasking and doing a graphic cleaning of the widgets, which will appear stylistically more integrated. Also important is the introduction of Sleep Mode, which is a new system sleep mode that activates the "Do Not Disturb" function, which makes the lock screen darker and disables notifications.
The dark mode is useful in low light conditions. It will be available for developers of third-party applications for integration into programs.
iOS 13 offers new features for the applications you use every day, with photo updates and rich maps and privacy protection features, such as logging in with Apple, which provides better performance. We are pleased that our customers will soon experience what will happen to the iPhone this fall, and we are waiting for them to see how good everything looks in a dark way - Craig Federigi, Senior Vice President
In addition, Apple, thanks to the new operating system MacOS Catalina, will get rid of iTunes. It served as multimedia player and library of multimedia users 18 years ago. The iTunes features will now be transferred to Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Podcasts.