iOS 9 apps with 3D touch and other new features

iOS 9 was released last week and has seen an adaption rate of 50 percent amongst all compatible iOS devices. Apple’s new mobile operating system brings forth a lot of new changes to how apps work. New functionality such as universal deep links, spotlight search, split view, slide over and picture in picture allow apps to integrate deeply into the operating system and provide better experiences than ever possible before in iOS.

We have compiled a list of apps to help you get started with discovering and making the best use of the new features in iOS 9, on both iPhone and iPad. Before you go through the list, here is a list of key new features from iOS 9:

[ft_accordions open=””] [ft_accordion title=”Universal links” ] Item content hereInstead of opening a link in a website, opens it in the app, if you have it installed. For example, clicking on a Twitter link in Messages app should open the Twitter app [/ft_accordion] [ft_accordion title=”Quick reply from push notifications” ] You can reply from the top of your iPhone or iPad screen, from the notification, like you already could with Messages [/ft_accordion] [ft_accordion title=”iPad multitasking features” ] These are split view, slide over and picture in picture. Check which multitasking features does your iPad support: [/ft_accordion] [ft_accordion title=”Spotlight Search” ] Lets you search for the app’s content from iOS 9 search. For example, you could search for your email in a third party app from the global search. [/ft_accordion] [ft_accordion title=”Safari Webview” ] Apple’s new web view which uses a modified Safari user interface. Uses the same features as Safari so your existing history/cookies erc are all used in this webview. [/ft_accordion] [ft_accordion title=”3D Touch” ] Supported only on iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, 3D Touch works as by sensing pressure and showing contextual menus or options, along with providing haptic feedback [/ft_accordion] [/ft_accordions]