iOS 10 key features

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At a glance | iOS 10 key features

Siri
Siri got a massive makeover, becoming much smarter. This includes writing your messages, doing image searches and transcribing voicemails.

Apple Music
Much simpler and more intuitive. It has brought back useful iTunes features, including Recently Added and Recently Played sections.

And it has added information in Browse and For You that include daily playlists, top charts and radio - a bit like Spotify Discover.

HomeKit
The HomeKit app can now be used to control a range of smart home gadgets, from the garage door to dining room light to thermostat.

Apple News
Apple is launching a new subscriptions feature so users can read all their subscription media within Apple News.

Apple Maps
Redesign makes Maps more proactive - it can check your calendar for places you're meant to be going, and has a better search function for amenities close to you.

Compatible devices
iPhone 7, iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPod touch sixth-generation onwards

NOT iPhone 4, iPad 2 or 3 and iPad mini

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