iOS 13 release date, rumors and Interesting News

3 min readApr 26, 2019

According to new rumors, iOS 13 is making an iPad more like a computer, with stack-able app tab windows for multitasking and mouse support. News about iOS 13 release date and features will almost certainly comes in June, and we’re already hearing leaks about the big screen iPhone and iPad update. Also, Apple can be include a long-awaited features like Dark Mode and the first time home screen redesign, as well as a brand new undo gesture.

Basically it’s everything that didn’t make it into iOS 12 and iOS 12.2, In which mostly focused on stability and performance improvements. Now its time to come for Apple’s major UI and app redesigns update, and we are expecting lots of new features that make navigation and UI easier to the users.

Here’s everything you need to know about iOS 13 and a lot of things that we’re expecting to see in the upcoming Apple WWDC 2019 on June 3.

iOS 13 release date

Monday, June 3: WWDC 2019 keynote at San Jose, California
Early June: iOS 13 developer beta (for Apple Developers)
Late June: iOS 13 public beta (for Users and Testers)
September 2019: iOS 13 likely to launch.

*Dates can be change as per Apples schedule

iOS 13 reveal date can be 3rd June 2019 on Monday, on that day Apple has launch its new software version at its WWDC 2019 keynote in San Jose, Generally it is always the first Monday in June for Apples WWDC event. Last year it was 4th June 2018 on Monday and the year before it was 5th June 2017 on Monday.

iOS 13 developer beta: The first iOS 13 beta will likely arrive at or a few days after the WWDC keynote, but it’s going to be restricted to paid Apple developers only. You should probably wait for the public beta, which is always more stable.

iOS 13 public beta: To testing features on a larger scale, Apple also release public beta, that may be comes in end of June. It’s typically a more stable version of the iOS developer beta, although it can still be buggy, rough and not includes all of the features implemented in the final version of iOS 13.

The official iOS 13 release date: We’ll get the new iOS 13 software in its final, stable version form at the iPhone launch event. The date? Probably mid-September. Because we all know September launch event.

iOS 13 compatibility

Apple has continued to support the iPhone 5s, the first phone that comes with a 64-bit chipset inside it. It’s seen six versions of iOS, as have the iPad Air and iPad mini 2.

Apple would essentially require devices to have the A8 chipset or newer to upgrade to iOS 13. This also happens to be the chip in the HomePod and Apple TV 4th generation, so it brings everything into line.

Some of the Features may be like as follows.

For Big iPad

Mouse support leaked for a future update.
External hard drives may be supported with iPad Pro.
Could act as an external monitor for Macs.

Home screen redesign

This redesign was supposedly pushed back from iOS 12.

iOS 13 Dark Mode

We saw macOS get a system-wide Dark Mode in 2018 (macOS Mojave).
Overdue Dark Mode has been tipped multiple times for iOS 13

Camera app revamp

Expect it to still be streamlined and easy to use for average users

Health and Activity apps on the iPad

We’d like to see Apple’s Health and Activity apps on the iPad
Doctors could review health data with patients on a big screen

SPAM call blocking

Google Pixel phones impressed with a SPAM call blocking feature in 2018, same thing we could expect with new iOS 13
Apple did add a way for third-parties to block calls, but it often costs money

and of Course new Animoji.