Apple keeps on promising more speed in launching apps or unlocking FaceID. Dark Mode makes its arrival a year after the Mac. Some applications such as Safari, Mail or Reminders receive some improvements. Maps, thanks to vehicles that eat the roads of our country, is getting details such as mode "Look around" is established on the Street View. Apple promises ever more security with finer control of access to localization.

A new way of identifying oneself is set up such as "Sign in with Apple". The information is not shared by default. When it is necessary to transmit information like an email address, Apple generates a random address that forward the mails to your home address. HomeKit now lets you manage cameras and routers. Messages profiles can be created and new customizations are available for emojis. Now for photography, portrait mode is reviewed with improved light management. The photo gallery from elsewhere is better sorted. AirPods can now share music and the HomePod becomes Handoff compatible. The CarPlay home screen is reviewed and Siri has a more natural voice.

iPad

iPad OS is the name given by Apple to its declination of iOS for iPad. It displays widgets on the home screen and improves multitasking in general. The Apple pencil latency is divided by two. File management receives improvement. It is now possible to connect a USB key to your iPad and access it directly from the Files app. Safari also has a download manager.

The latest version of macOS replaces iTunes with Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV. The new "Sidecar" feature allows you to use your iPad as a second screen with a possible use of the touch input. Voice Control allows users to fully control their mac with their voice. A new "Find My" app lets you relay the location of a stolen Mac with a Bluetooth beacon system. Screen time arrives on Mac.