The designated operating system, released in 2015, represents a generation of mobile platform designed for Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices. It is a collection of programs and data that instructs the hardware on how to function, allowing users to interact with their devices. This system includes core applications like Safari, Mail, and Photos, as well as the underlying framework that enables third-party applications to run.
This iteration brought enhancements focused on improving battery life, performance optimization, and the introduction of new multitasking features, particularly for iPad users. Its historical significance lies in the shift towards a more proactive and intelligent assistant, alongside refined user interface elements. The enhancements provided a more efficient and responsive user experience, contributing to increased user satisfaction and device longevity.