Apple announced the new iOS 11 at WWDC 2017

As expected, Apple today announced iOS 11 at WWDC 2017. The new mobile device brings some major changes.

The new Apple Pay on iOS 11 will now allow you to make one-to-one payments. It's built-in directly into iMessage, from which you can send money to your friends.iOS 11

Meanwhile, Siri comes with new updates. The voice of the digital assistant has been improved using mechanical learning to sound a bit more humorous (ironic?). It can also translate entire phrases into different languages, even though this feature is still in beta.

A great visual change is that Apple has unified the lock screen and the alert center. Scrolling down from the top of the screen will show your lock screen, but you can scroll up and up to access the full list of notifications.

The photos also had some updates:

Live photos allow you to choose a better frame that you want to use.
Apple can now create live photo loops through mechanical learning.
You can also use new learning engineering tools to get pictures that require long stays without the need for tripods.

Apple reportedly added some features to Maps. In particular, Apple adds markets and airports with a detailed raft. At airports let's say, you can easily see the security areas.

Add 'Do Not Disturb While Driving.'

But the biggest update to the new iOS 11 is (finally) file manager. Previously, if you needed a file manager or file manager, you would have to do jailbreak on your iPhone.

That's how Apple is, it's slow but it succeeds… ..

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