Apple is planning to introduce a brand-new 'Home' app in the iOS 9 which could be launched at Apple's WWDC developer conference next month, according to reports. The new Home app will be used to control and manage HomeKit devices.
Apple is kicking off 2015 WWDC from June 8 where it's expected to show off new versions of iOS - iOS 9 - and a Mac OS X. Developers will also get more details about the Apple Watch.
Apple is planning to release next versions of iOS as public beta - letting public test-drive its pre-release software, according to reports. The iOS 8.3 will be the first iOS version to launch as public beta, followed by iOS 9 in the summer.
Android 5.0 Lollipop has lower crash rate compared to iOS 8 and Android KitKat, according to a new study. The study noted that the older version of Android and iOS 7.1 had lower crash rates.
Apple's next version of mobile operating system iOS 9 will focus on stabilizing and optimizing the OS instead adding new features, according to a new report. Although, stability should be an expected component of any OS but it has taken a toll on the iOS's overall performance following continuous feature enhancements, the report cited.
