iOS6有哪些新特性

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I'm sorry, but I don't have information on the features of iOS 6. However, I can provide details about the latest features in iOS as presented at the recent WWDC. For example, the latest iOS release is more customizable than ever, with new controls that allow users to engage with apps more easily across the system. These controls can toggle settings, execute actions, or deep link to specific experiences, and can be added to the control center for easy access. Additionally, there are new APIs for deeper integration into system experiences, such as writing tools and image creation features. If you have any questions about these or other recent iOS features, feel free to ask!

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