If you own an Apple iPhone 6s or later, go to Settings > General > Software updates. You might find that iOS 13 is ready to be downloaded and installed. Among the new features expected is a system-wide Dark Mode which will change the usual black text on a white background to white text on a dark background. Besides protecting your eyes at night or with the lights off, Dark Mode can also save battery life on a phone with an AMOLED screen; that’s because these displays create the color black by turning off the appropriate pixels which reduce the draw on the battery.

The virtual QWERTY keyboard is now swipeable and FaceTime will use AI to make it appear as though you are looking directly at the screen instead of the camera. Face ID now has a wider field of view so you can now leave your iPhone on the desk and look down in order to unlock it. New Photo editing tools arrive with iOS 13 allowing you to customize your photos and videos for white balance, sharpening, and noise reduction. In addition, lighting in Portrait mode can now be customized.

Thanks to AI, your phone will learn over time when you normally take your handset off of the charger and will hold off from completely charging the phone until that time; this will lengthen the lifespan of your battery. Apple Maps will be more accurate and display more detail in iOS 13, Siri should be improved and there will be more Memoji at your disposal. With iOS 13, app downloads will be 50% smaller with a 60% cut in the size of app updates. This will result in zippier app downloads and updates. Apps will load on your iPhone twice as fast as they do now.

You can check out all of the new features of iOS 13 by clicking right here.