iOS 9 Tips, What s New in iOS 9

Upgraded to the latest iOS 9 system, or do you think it just updates the wallpaper, changes the font, and has no other difference from iOS 8? Wrong, this new system has a lot of practical and fun little functions and tricks, I believe you must not know.

1.Zoom in and out while ****. In iOS 9, we can zoom in and out of the picture at the same time. Ma Ma no longer has to worry about not being able to see the details.

2.The camera roll interface slides down to return to the camera screen. Just swipe down on the screen, and the same gesture can be used to quickly return to the album interface when browsing**.

3.Swipe your finger to select multiple sheets**. In the selection interface of the album, when we want to select more than one, we don't need to click one by one, we just need to slide our fingers.

5.You can swipe to delete the alarm. iOS 9 allows users to delete alarms by swiping instead of having to enter the interface.

Whether you know it or not, anyway, I got a new skill, and it turns out that iOS 9 should be used like this.

What other tricks do you need to use this thing?

What's new in iOS iOS 9 is enhanced in every way to make every day enjoyable. Your stupid apps will be better repurposed and indispensable. The multitasking feature on iPad will help you be more productive.

Memorandum. In iOS 9, Notes makes it easy to make a checklist of to-dos, add **, map or ** links, and even draw a sketch on hand.

Map. The Transit view of the map gives you information about public transit with directions and directions, and when you search the map, you'll see a list of categories such as dining, shopping, and entertainment. You can check each of these categories to see what's around you.

icloud drive

The new iCloud Drive app is built into iOS 9, giving you easy access to any file stored in iCloud right from your home screen. You can easily search in the app to find the file you're looking for; You can browse all files by date, name, or any tag you add to your Mac; You can also preview and organize your files in the app.

Mail. iOS 9 brings a whole new level of power to Mail, so you can do more and get creative on your iOS device. You can use the markup feature to add drawings, comments, or signatures to the ** and files in attachments, and you can easily add files saved in iCloud Drive as attachments.

Multitasking.

With iOS 9, you don't have to leave the app you're using to open another app. That way, you can quickly browse the web, reply to a text message, or jot down a note, then slide them aside to get back to the app you were using.

Siri lets Siri search your ** and ** by date, location, and album name, and if you're viewing content in apps like Safari, Mail, or Notes and want to pick up later, Siri can remind you that your search screen is now pre-suggested for people, apps, nearby places, and more. In addition, it is more proactive in every way, making many small things easier and more convenient.

iOS 9 is a mobile operating system officially launched by Apple Inc. on September 16, 2015. The iOS 9 system is more stable, more comprehensive, and more open than iOS 8. iOS 9 adds more new features, including Siri and a new power-saving mode.

iOS 9 provides developers with 5000 new years on December 9, Apple officially pushed the photoshoot of iOS, there are quite a lot of updates, bug fixes and stability improvements, needless to say, and a lot of new features have been added, such as mail drop function to send large attachments, iBooks began to support 3D touch, and the "hot stories" in Apple News were judged.

In September 2015, a large number of Apple users complained that their devices crashed when upgrading to iOS 9, and a large number of them were using relatively old iPhones and iPads.

There are two main problems encountered during iOS 9 update: the first is the "Update Failure" page due to server congestion during the update process; The other is that the system freezes and crashes on a "swipe to upgrade" page.

Apple's headquarters has not commented on this phenomenon for the time being. Some users have said that the problem of Touch ID slow response that existed in iOS still exists after upgrading iOS.

Specifically, when the user tries to unlock the Touch ID for the first time, the system does not react, and the second time is required to unlock it smoothly. As it stands, this isn't a large-scale problem, but it's enough to affect the experience of some users.