Apple have gone solo ending their partnership with Google, meaning that Google Maps and YouTube will no longer be available for iOS 6. But don't worry, Apple have created their own Maps application featuring a 3D view of buildings and turn-by-turn navigation. (YouTube is available for free on the App Store). Speaking of the App Store, it will get a fresh new look alongside iTunes and the iBook Store. Mail will have a new VIP mail option where you can mark certain people as VIPs and have their mail separately. iOS 6 will also come with Guided Access to help people with disabilities get the most out of Apple devices. Siri will be able to make restaurant reservations, check what movies are showing in cinemas around you and even open apps for you, hands free. This personal assistant will now be available for the New iPad.
Good news for all you Facebook lovers out there as it will be integrated into iOS 6, the ability to like apps and songs will be there and Siri will even post things for you. Onto Photo Stream. Now you will be able to select which people you want share photos with, brilliant. iCloud tabs will be added to Safari so you can pick up where you left off whichever Apple device you are using. An offline reading list will enable you to read web pages on the go, without wi-fi. Better still, iOS 6 will work all over the world, with new features included for China and other countries.
iOS 6 will be available for the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPod Touch 4th Generation, iPod Touch 5th Generation, the iPad 2 and the New iPad. Don't forget to update!
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