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Craig Federighi, Apple's head of software, unveils iOS 13 at WWDC.
- Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, and announced the latest software update for iPhones: iOS 13.
- The updates introduce dark mode, a rebuilt Maps app, and a slew of new photo-editing and privacy features.
- These are some of the biggest new features available with iOS 13, which will be released in the fall.
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The newest software update for iPhones has been announced, and it's bringing major updates to a bunch of native Apple apps.
Apple debuted iOS 13 on Monday at its largest conference of the year, WWDC. The newest software update adds more to what you can do with major Apple apps like Photos and Maps, and revamps the look of your iPhone with the new system-wide "dark mode" color scheme.
iOS 13, which rolls out to users in the fall, is now solely made for iPhones and iPods. Meanwhile, iPads get their own operating system - iPadOS.
Check out some of the biggest new features coming to iPhones with iOS 13: