Apple is already working on iOS 13.1, and its first known feature seems to be the much sought-after ability to visually recite song lyrics in the Apple Music app.
A lyric viewer is supposed to be included right on the Music app's Play Now screen, 9to5Mac says, and you won't need an iPhone 11 for the first time. get.
This advantage of the software would make it easier to read the lyrics of the song you are listening to right after hearing a phrase you don't understand, or perhaps before the next verse appears while you sing.
This information comes from a Reddit article in which a user shared an answer that would have been Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi. In this post, Federighi explains that it was a much-needed feature, but had previously had a significant impact on iPhone battery life.
However, he adds that Apple "has figured out how to make it a less CPU-intensive feature and should hopefully implement a flip-flop for that in the official iOS 13.1 release.
This new feature can certainly come in handy for music-loving iPhone owners, or perhaps even more so for iPod touch 7 owners.
Possibilities for iMessage
The lyric viewer isn't the only feature Federighi reportedly talked about recently. His reply to another user was also posted on Reddit and shared via tweet.
I was answering a question about scheduling messages in iMessage. This is a useful feature on some communication platforms because it allows users to prepare messages in advance that they may not want to send until a certain time or may not be sent later.
Federighi's response was that iMessage scheduling was a feature the company continually considered implementing. However, it also listed some complex issues that have gotten in the way, such as showing unsent messages and being able to allow them to be modified or deleted.
However, unlike the lyrics viewer, Federighi did not mention this feature in iOS 13.1.
If you don't want to wait for new features like dark mode, you can always check out how to get iOS 13 today.