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iOS 10: The Basics

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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iOS 10 is Apple’s latest operating system for iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches. It was released in September 2016 and introduced a range of new features and improvements to the iOS experience. In this article, we’ll go through the basics of iOS 10, including some of its key features and how to use them.

1. Home Screen and Lock Screen

The Home Screen is incredibly similar to previous iterations of iOS, but one of the most prominent changes with the release of iOS 10 is the new lock screen. Instead of just swiping to unlock, the lock screen now supports a range of gestures such as “Raise to Wake” and “Slide to Unlock”. If you have an iPhone with 3D Touch, you can also use it to access quick actions directly from the lock screen.

2. Control Center

Control Center has always been present in iOS, but it’s now customizable, giving users the ability to arrange multiple “widgets” for quick access to different features. The Control Center can be accessed by swiping upwards from the bottom of the screen.

3. Notifications

Notifications are an essential part of any mobile operating system, and with iOS 10, Apple took a significant leap forward. Now, you can control which notifications you’d like to see and how you want to see them. For instance, you can determine which apps will show up on your lock screen, and, with 3D Touch, you can respond to those notifications without unlocking your screen.

4. Siri

Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, becomes significantly more potent with each iOS update. In iOS 10, Siri enables the third-party applications to perform specific actions, making it much more useful. Siri can now control ride-hailing apps like Uber, send payments with services like PayPal, and even search and discover images on Pinterest.

5. Photos

The Photos app got a complete overhaul in iOS 10, making it more intelligent and user-friendly. Now, your iOS device can use facial recognition to scan your photos, so you can organize them using new collections called “Memories.” Once scanned, memories get generated based on time and place, just like Google Photos.

6. Messages

Messages in iOS 10 received significant improvements, giving users a more personalized and expressive experience. There are more emojis, and stickers, GIFs can now be used in conversations. You can also add your also sheer photos and videos all inside of the Messages app.

These are just a few of the new features in iOS 10, but they showcase the steps Apple has taken to improve the user experience with every release. iOS 10 has a lot more under the hood, including improved performance and security. Understanding the basics of iOS 10 is easy, and once you do, you might just find yourself more in love with your iPhone or iPad than ever before.

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