A week after the reveal of the iPhone 6s at Apple's September 2015 event, the company has come out with their latest version of their iOS platform: the iOS 9. While some could argue that it isn't hugely different from past generations of the software (or that in the wake of the iOS 8 debacle, it's resorted back to earlier models to use as inspiration for its structural makeup), it definitely has some notable and noteworthy additions.
Though the home screen layout of iOS 9 remains intact, the new San Francisco font is also an aesthetic addition. Its muted, understated debut was technically at Apple's September event, as displayed during their Apple Watch portion of the program.
As for iPad users, your productivity rate can now presumably shoot through the roof, with a plethora of new multitasking features -- not surprising, given the recent focus on the iPad Pro. The latest multitasking amenities available to the tablet through iOS 9 include a split screen feature, a "slide over" component that lets users keep two apps open at once on the same screen (appropriately and obviously named Slide Over, of course), and for those who like watching Netflix while working on their latest spreadsheet, a feature that lets users keep video apps like FaceTime running while returning to the home screen.
In short? iOS 9, you're looking pretty good.
