Over the years, Apple has always used its annual WWDC event to announce new improvements and features of its upcoming model of the iOS mobile operating system; iOS then being launched a few months after that year’s iPhones. The event is scheduled for June 3 and iOs 13 is anticipated to be the core of the event, meaning there is not an incredible long waiting time until we can find out all the details about the iOS 13.
Rumors have already started to fly all over the internet with the idea of what could be part of iOS 13 look set. A particular report says that iOS 13 will probably have a system-wide dark mode, application tabs and a new undo gesture, as well as significant reconstructed interface for iPads.
There is also the batch of Animoji sprites we are awaiting to see in the iOS 13. The company has already given us a preliminary view of the 230 new characters which are being added to the collection, but a new leak apparently implies that four more characters could be added along. Apple developer Steven Troughton-Smith declared that users of the latest version of iPhone will soon be enabled to get into the head of a cow, octopus, mouse and surprisingly enough, an emoji face.
Although the last one seems like it would give users a lot of fun, it’s the mouse Animoji some are rather fond of. Apple has collaborated in the past with Disney so it could bring its users branded content, as the Apple Watch already have Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse’s faces. It would be exciting to see what kind of mouse Animoji it will be: a mouse or one of the Disney’s favorite characters.
The Animoji feature is accessible on the iPhone X, the latest iPhone XS, XS Max and iPhone XR, as well as on the latest iPad Pro.
Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post. In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.
