iOS 12 wish list: These are the features Apple fans want

As we all know, Apple will release iOS 12 at the WWDC 2018 keynote in the early morning of June 5. Previously, Apple has announced that this will be a version that focuses on fixing performance and improving the user experience, so some features will be delayed until 2019. However, this does not disturb netizens' speculation about the new features of iOS 12. Foreign media MacRumors and ZDNet have collected some netizens' opinions. Let's take a look.

Dark Mode

Unsurprisingly, people hope that Apple will bring us a better dark mode in iOS 12. Apple users have been looking forward to the global black mode for several years, but Apple disappointed them in iOS 10 and 11. As Apple fully embraces OLED screens, it is necessary to use a black background to prevent screen burn-in. Although there is no sign of this time, the dark mode is still the most anticipated feature for Apple fans.

Support split screen

This year, Apple will release an iPhone with a 6.5-inch super-large screen, and the screen ratio of 19.5:9 can be easily divided into two nearly square parts. In addition, as the iPhone carries more and more tasks, split screen is indeed a necessary function.

PC Mode

Many Android devices can be transformed into personal computer "hosts" after being connected to a monitor, and can even be connected to a mouse and keyboard. It would be great if the iPhone had this feature, but Apple may need to design a complete desktop interface, and it is unlikely that this feature will appear in iOS 12.

Redesigned volume button

In the past, the volume adjustment interface was too large, and many users complained that it would obviously block games, videos or text, which was very time-consuming. So on iOS 12, users hope that the volume interface can be more "hidden".

The camera supports manual mode

Almost all Android phones have a professional mode. Although most iPhone users just pick up their phones and take pictures, many professional users still hope to have more control over the shooting parameters, at least give them a chance to set the aspect ratio of the photo themselves? At the same time, as Android phones all support AI mode, the automatic features of the iPhone have become less advantageous.

FaceTime supports Animoji

This feature will most likely appear in iOS 12.

The right to choose your own default apps

Apple has set its own products as the default apps for functions such as browsers, calendars, emails, and photo albums on the iPhone. However, many users may find that Google's Gmail and Chrome are easier to use. Apple should give users the right to set third-party apps as default apps.

Arrangement of App and Control Center icons

As iPhone screens get longer and longer, it is not very convenient to arrange App icons from top to bottom, especially for large-screen iPhones. It is difficult for users with small hands to reach the top row of Apps. Apple should give users the right to arrange icons by themselves. The same is true for the control center. Many users hope to be able to put the function switches they want in the control center.

iPad should support multiple accounts mode

iPhone may be a private device more often, but iPad is often shared by multiple people, so supporting multiple accounts becomes very important, especially after Apple released iPad Pro, it wants it to be a PC, so it should support multiple accounts. Different users cannot see other people's data after entering their own accounts, which is a great privacy experience.

Better parental controls

Apple's current family features allow users to share apps and control purchases, but lack more granular controls, such as limiting children's daily browsing time.

Always On Display

This feature is named by Samsung. When the screen is locked, the screen will still display data such as time, date, message notifications and battery level, and the power consumption is extremely low. When all iPhones use OLED screens, this feature is simply a perfect match.

Siri

***, Apple, please save Siri!