Apple will hold its Worldwide Developers Conference on June 8-12 at San Francisco. In this event, various Apple fans are expecting that the iOS 9 features will be discussed, and would come out different than the iOS 8.
When talking about the iOS 8, Apple says that it is "The biggest iOS release ever." It came with bug updates, new ways to share contents, new connections between apps and between devices, and others.
On June 8-12, Apple will convene its developer community at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to "learn about the future of iOS and OS X." Apple calls the event "The epicenter of change," and one of the products that are rumored to be talked about is the iOS 9.
On its release, how different the iOS 9 is going to be compared to the iOS 8? Based on various rumors, here are the possible new features that the iOS 9 could bring:
| iOS 8 | iOS 9 | 
|  Photos and   CameraMore options to   edit photosEnables rotating   images both clockwise and counter-clockwiseSet desired   brightness and colorsCamera app now   features a shot timer for the front cameraNew camera   time-lapse mode
  Notification   CenterAdd or remove   widgetsReply to text   messages directly from it
  MessagesSend audio and   video messagesAdd or remove   someone from a thread, share their location in a thread, view all   attachments, and turn on Do Not DisturbSet messages to   auto delete after 30 days or a year
  KeyboardsPredictive typing   feature called Quick TypeCan install   third-party keyboards
  Family SharingCan add five   others as family membersFamily members   can share purchased apps, music, movies, TV shows, and books using the same   credit cardCan set up   photo streams for all family membersCalendars may   be synced between all membersFamily members   can share their location with other family members
  iCloud DriveAllows users to   save photos, videos, documents, music, and other apps' data to iCloudCan start their   work on one device and continue on another device
  HealthKitAllows users to   track their steps, oxygen, sleep levels, and other health related data
  ContinuityHandoff tool   that allows users to share documents, e-mails, and websites over Wi-Fi or   personal hotspot between iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite devices. It also allows all   text messages to be read and replied on their Mac and iPad.
  SpotlightIntegrated with   a number of web services so that users can search using Wikipedia, Bing, or   Google
 |  fixing bugs,   maintaining stability, and boosting performance
  split-screen   mode to the iPad
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Apple has yet to confirm the official release of iOS 9.
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