6 features Apple’s iOS 10 takes from Android

 

features Apple’s iOS 10 takes from Android

Apple recently unveiled the next version of its iOS -- iOS 10. The operating system powers company's iPhone, iPad and iPod devices. The all-new iOS 10 boasts of new animation-rich features and a lot more. However, some of these features we have already seen in its rival mobile OS platform, Android. In case you didn’t notice, here are the top features iOS 10 takes from Android.

 

New lock screen with card-style notification

iOS 10 now comes with a new lock screen with more interactive notifications and card-style design, which has been there in Android since the launch of Lollipop 5.0. 

 

 

Traffic info, additional stops and more in Apple Maps

Apple Maps in iOS 10 has also been overhauled with a bunch of new features such as traffic information, additional stops on the route to your destination, and third-party integration. Google already have rolled out this feature to its Google Maps application.

 

 

AI to sort content in Apple Photos

Apple Photos app has also undergone a revamp both in terms of design and under-the-hood. The Apple Photos app, like Google Photos, can now sort images and videos based on names, faces and places using the power of artificial intelligence.

 

Collaboration in Apple Notes

As with the Apple Notes app, the Cupertino-based tech firm has introduced a collaboration feature, which has been with Google’s Keep note-making app since almost years now.

 

 

Rise to wake up' display

'Rise to wake up' is another feature that has made its debut in the iOS 10. Using it, people can raise their iOS 10-based smartphones and view the notifications and other information without tapping on the display.

 

 

Siri opens to developers

Apple’s virtual assistant Siri is now open for third-party developers via an API. This will let other outside apps to function using Siri’s voice commands. Something that has been the case with Google Now since quite some time.