9to5Mac continue to leak more information about the features in iOS 6.
They've just reported that some of the
new features from OS X Mountain Lion such as iCloud Tabs support, Mail
VIPs, "Do Not Disturb" toggle for notifications will make their way to
iOS 6.
OS X Mountain Lion will
include a number of popular apps and features such as Messages, Notes,
Reminders, Game Center, Notification Center, Share Sheets, Twitter
integration and AirPlay Mirroring from iPad, so it is not surprisingly
to see some of the new features introduced in ninth and next major
release of OS X are coming to iOS 6.
Here's how some of the new OS X Mountain Lion features will work in iOS 6, according to Mark Guman of 9to5Mac:
Cloud Tabs:
iCloud Tabs is a
feature that allows iCloud users to view a list of tabs opened in the
Safari web browser across multiple iOS devices and Macs. Although
previously rumored, iCloud Tabs is not a feature – in its initial
implementation in iOS 6 and Mountain Lion – that syncs your entire
current web browser work across devices. When the iCloud Tabs button is
clicked on an iOS 6 device (or Mac), all the tabs opened on each device
are simply shown in a synchronized list. From here, users can quickly
pickup individual tabs that they were working on across their Apple
devices. The iCloud Tabs button on the iPhone and iPod touch is hidden
behind the Bookmarks toolbar.
Mail VIPs:
Like in Mountain
Lion, Mail VIPs in iOS 6 puts a star next to emails received from a
specified group of people. VIPs assigned to iCloud accounts will sync
with iCloud across iOS 6 iPads, iPhones, iPod touches, and OS X Mountain
Lion Macs. OS X Mountain Lion users have so-far praised the feature, as
many users find themselves constantly looking for email from a select
group of contacts.
Do Not Disturb toggle:
The Do Not Disturb toggle will allows users to block incoming alerts and banners. When we wrote about this feature coming to OS X Mountain, we were hoping that it comes to iOS 6. So good to know that it is also coming to iOS 6.
According to 9to5Mac, the Do Not Disturb toggle is stationed like the Airplane Mode button in the Settings app as seen in the mockup below.
With Apple adding such useful toggles in the Settings, we wonder when they will introduce SBSettings-like
functionality so that we can access them quickly from any app without
having to go through the hassle of exiting the current app, launching
the Settings app and then enabling or disabling the toggle.
Let us know what you think about the
possibility of features such as iCloud Tabs support, Mail VIPs, "Do Not
Disturb" toggle for notifications coming to iOS 6. What's on your iOS 6
wish list?
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