iOS 13 internal build hints Sleep tracking could be coming to the Apple Watch

iOS 13 internal build hints Sleep tracking could be coming to the Apple tree Watch

New iPhone 'Find My' app AR icons have too been uncovered

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Code uncovered by MacRumors in an internal build of iOS 13 hints that a new sleep tracking characteristic could be coming to the Apple Watch.

Based on the internal iOS xiii code, 'Time in Bed Tracking' allows users to track their sleep and "…get woken upwardly silently by wearing your spotter to bed," according to a line of code that references the upcoming feature.

Further, Apple Lookout sleep tracking provides an overview of sleep activity, like to functionality Fitbit currently offers with several of its wearables. Code indicates that 30 percent battery life is required to actuate sleep mode. This isn't the commencement fourth dimension we've seen reports regarding Apple tree bringing a sleep tracking feature to watchOS. Bloomberg'due south Marking Gurman, an often-reliable Apple leaker, reported the tech giant was testing an Apple Watch sleep tracking characteristic dorsum in Feb.

Other new Apple tree Watch and watchOS features uncovered past MacRumors include new altitude, latitude, longitude and sleep tracking Watch Face up Complications. iOS 13 AR icons A new 'Schooltime' Apple tree Watch feature designed to help students avert being distracted by the wearable during schoolhouse hours by blocking notifications, Complications and apps, could likewise be in the works, according to the leaked internal code.

New details regarding Apple's upcoming iPhones also appeared in the leak. The code indicates depression-light features are coming to the iPhone'due south stock camera app, along with a Game Eye 'Tournament Manner' for multiplayer iOS games.

More interestingly, new icons that seem to stand for AR or VR were besides uncovered in internal code related to Apple'southward upcoming iOS 13 'Find My' app. MacRumors says there are both "on and off" versions of the icon in black and grey, with each also icon referencing "B389," the rumoured internal codename for Apple tree's Tile-similar Bluetooth tracking device.

It'south probable these icons are part of some sort of augmented reality (AR) mode set to be included in the Observe My app that helps users locate lost devices. It's unlikely that the images are in reference to Apple's ofttimes-rumoured AR/VR headset.

With a piddling over a week to become at this point until Apple's fall hardware keynote, we don't have much longer to await to learn virtually the tech giant's plans for the Apple Lookout man, iOS 13 and iPhone.

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Source: MacRumors