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"Apple officially unveiled its next mobile operating system iOS 6 at its Worldwide Developers Conference today (June 11). The new software will feature more than 200 enhancements, including an upgrade to Siri, deep Facebook integration, and a Maps service to rival Google. Apple&amp;#039;s voice navigation software will now be available for third-generation iPad devices, and offers users a broader depth of information. Deep Facebook integration will work in much the same way as Twitter integration in the past, enabling iOS users to share all of their credentials with a single sign-in.   Pictures can be posted directly from Photos, websites from Safari, locations from Maps, and more. &amp;gt; Follow our live blog of Apple&amp;#039;s World Wide Developers conference FaceTime will now work on iOS devices over a cellular data network. This will allow users to answer phone calls on an iPad or Mac computer via their Apple ID. The new &amp;quot;Do not disturb&amp;quot; setting mutes push notifications and prevents the device&amp;#039;s screen from lighting up, allowing users to screen calls.    A dedicated Maps service will also be introduced to iOS hardware, and come fully integrated with Siri and services such as Yelp, a move which sees battle lines drawn between Apple and Google. Other features include offline reading lists, a &amp;#039;Lost Mode&amp;#039; to help track down missing devices, the &amp;#039;Made for iPhone&amp;#039; service for hearing assistance, and new in-car features.  iOS 6, which is being distributed to developers in beta today, will be available for iPhone 3GS and up and fourth-generation iPod Touch devices, as well as second and third-generation iPads in the autumn. Picture gallery - Apple&amp;#039;s Worldwide Developers Conference announcements:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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