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- Welcome to iOS 9 New Features. I'm Nick Brazzi. You've probably heard the buzz about some of the new features in iOS 9 and this course will give you a close look at the major updates and a few of the smaller updates so you'll know how to work with them when you start using iOS 9. We'll start with Spotlight Search and Siri which work together to give you better search and voice command options and also have the ability to give you proactive suggestions for apps and services based on your usage.

We'll look at enhancements to the onscreen keyboard, including a new toolbar that changes in different apps and new tools that make it easy to move the cursor or select text on iPads. The new multitasking features are an exciting addition to iOS 9. I'll make sure you know how to use the new slide over, split screen, and picture-in-picture tools and I'll also clarify which specific devices are capable of using these new features. I'll go through a bunch of the bundled apps that come with iOS 9 to look at what's changed in the Notes app, Maps, Safari, and much more.

If you plan to upgrade to iOS 9, or if you're going to buy a new iPad or iPhone with iOS 9, then you should make sure that you know how to take advantage of all of these new tools. So let's jump in to iOS 9 New Features.

50 new features in iOS 9 [Video]

iOS 9 has been out for just under a week, and and as you’ve no doubt heard, there are tons of new features to be found in Apple’s latest and greatest iOS update.

Some of the features are headlining additions, such as the iPad’s new side-by-side multitasking option, called Split View. Other features, however, are bound to fly under the radar. For example, did you know that you can search through saved passwords in Safari’s preferences? What about using Touch ID to validate access to said passwords?

I’ve always believe that it’s the little things that truly make a piece of software, in this case a full fledged operating system, really special. iOS 9 has plenty of big features, but even more smaller features, fixes, and optimizations.

In this post, I’ll showcase 50 new iOS 9 features. While many of them are well-known and will probably be familiar to you, I’m betting that there are at least a handful of new features that you either forgot about or didn’t know about at all.

• Facedown detection – saves battery life by turning off your phone when face down
• Highlight searches in Messages app – quickly find the exact text string you’re looking for
• App search in Spotlight – search for contents inside third-party apps from Spotlight
• Spotlight access – access spotlight using a left swipe
• Spotlight Siri Search – use Siri to search inside Spotlight
• Low Power Mode – save on battery power by throttling down CPU and turning off effects
• Hey Siri Voice Training – Help Siri better recognize your voice
• Deep Links – Link directly inside apps from URLs
• New breadcrumb structure – An easy way to get back to preview applications
• Swipe to delete in the Clock app – Swipe to delete world clocks and alarm clocks
• Save web pages as PDF – Use the Safari Share Sheet option to save PDF to iBooks
• Request Desktop Site – Invoke desktop version of websites via the Safari Share Sheet
• Redesigned App Switcher – A brand new look for the App Switcher that works better with new iPhones
• Handoff – A more convenient handoff location at the bottom of the App Switcher
• Spotlight can solve math problems – Use arithmetic expressions directly in Spotlight
• Spotlight can convert currency – Want to know the conversion rate for Dollars to Euros? Spotlight can help
• Spotlight contacts – call, message, or FaceTime directly from Spotlight search results
• Spotlight sports scores – find out how your favorite team did directly from Spotlight
• Podcast app redesign – A fresh looking layout + notifications for new episodes
• Notes app redesign – You can now draw, create lists, and easily insert photos in the Notes app
• Photos app folders – a new Selfies and Screenshots folder makes sorting your Photos easier
• News app – a brand new apps that works as a news hub for iOS 9
• Quieter Siri on iPhone – Siri no longer makes the beeping noise when using it on iPhone, it vibrates instead
• Third-party Quick Reply – You can now use Quick Reply to respond to notifications via third-party apps like Twitter
• Siri contextual awareness – Ask Siri to remind you about things you’re currently looking at
• Folders on iPad – the folders on iPad can now fit up to 16 apps on a single page
• SlideOver – a new iPad multitasking feature for quickly accessing information from a second app
• Split View – run two apps side by side on iPad Air 2, and iPad mini 4
• Picture in Picture mode – View a video while working inside another app, or while on the Home screen
• Two column Notification Center – The iPad features a new landscape two column view in Notification Center
• Trackpad mode – Easily move your iPad’s cursor and select text by swiping with two fingers on screen
• Hardware keyboard shortcuts – improved keyboard shortcut functionality for hardware keyboards
• New iCloud Drive app – access your iCloud Drive documents via a new dedicated app
• Markup mail photos – Insert a photo into mail, and markup the photo while inside the Mail app
• Mail Attachments – save attachments and add attachments from iCloud Drive
• Improved mail searching – hone in on attachments and other keywords to improve search
• Share voice mails – you can now share voice mails from the phone app via the share sheet
• Diverse passcode options  – If you have a Touch ID enabled device, 6-digit passcodes are now the default
• Wi-Fi assist – automatically use cellular data while on a poor Wi-Fi connection
• Paste and Go/Paste and Search – Safari now allows you to Paste and Go or Paste and search from the pasteboard
• Lost Mode Low Power Mode – Lost Mode now enabled Low Power Mode automatically for lost devices
• Search Settings – You can now search for a specific setting within the Settings app
• Keyboard case – The stock iOS keyboard will now display the current character case
• ReplayKit – Record your games with commentary and share with others
• Use Touch ID to access saved passwords – Use Touch ID instead of having to use a passcode
• Search Safari passwords – You can now search through your saved Safari passwords
• Regulatory information – All of your iPhone’s regulatory information, including FCC labels, is now found in Settings
• Enhanced battery usage stats  – Want more in-depth battery usage statistics? iOS 9 has you covered
• Battery widget – Add a new battery widget to Notification Center for Apple Watch and iPhone battery levels
• High Quality Apple Music – You can enable high quality streams for Apple Music while on cellular data

Of course, there are lots of other features that I didn’t mention in this video. Things like being able to make phone calls from an iPad. and playing music and videos directly from Spotlight Search results are just a taste of some of the additional goodness brought on by iOS 9.

Which of the listed features are your favorite new additions? Is there anything that you’ve personally uncovered that’s flown under the radar? Stay tuned for more iOS 9 coverage in the coming days.