iOS 13 rumoured to bring more third-party app integration to Siri

iOS 13 is set to allow developers to more hands integrate Siri into tertiary-political party applications, according to 9to5Mac's Guilherme Rambo (@_inside) and iOS developer Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith).

Along with additional third-political party Siri integration, including new apply cases similar media playback, search, voice calling, result ticketing, message attachments, flights, train trips, airport gate and seat information, other developer-focused features are as well coming to iOS xiii, says Guilherme.

For instance, iOS apps ported to Mac through Apple'south Marzipan platform will be able to more than easily accept advantage of the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar, besides equally keyboard shorts cuts and multiple windows.

Rambo specifically says that bringing an iOS app to the Mac is "as easy as checking a checkbox in xcode," similar to adding iPad back up to an iPhone app.

Guilherme goes on to state that "significant improvements" are coming to ARKit, Apple's augmented reality (AR) evolution framework. These new features include an app that allows developers to create AR experience visually and a Swift-powered development framework for AR. '

Developers are also set to become admission to other development frameworks including the Taptic Engine, certificate scanning and most interestingly, the ability to bring photos into apps from SD cards without first importing them to Apple tree's photos app.

For someone like myself who edits photography with Apple's USB-C MacBook Pro (2019) this is keen news. Currently, to get images into Lightroom CC, I first need to import the photos to Lightroom.

I'll be on the ground at WWDC 2019 bringing you all the news direct from the developers conference.

Source: 9to5Mac