All these are the features that Apple doesn't discuss during its keynote address, Despite a few problems, Apple's iOS 9 software update touched down .
And although all the headlines were about the better battery life and upgraded Siri, but customers are reporting that their iPhones are crashing and other iPhone problems after new update release.
One user whose iPhone has begun crashing said: "It is beyond inconvenient to not be able to use your phone for a day"Furious Apple user are reporting their iPhones and iPads have begun crashing after attempting to install the new iOS 9 update.
Social media users are taking to Twitter to complain about the latest software update for Apple's devices. It is believed that the issues are linked to older models of iPhones and iPads.
However, Despite a few teething problems your iPhone can now track when and how often you have sex.
It's part of iOS 9's health tracking capabilities and lurking inside the menus devoted to health data is an option for "Sexual Activity".
You can list the date and time of your last encounter - as well as whether you used protection or not.
One of the subtler changes in iOS 9 is the addition of a new selfie folder, which neatly collects all the pictures snapped with the front-facing camera.
The new iOS 9 also introduced a screenshots folder, which collects all images phone owners take of their screen.
This folder is also a potential mindfield, because the screenshot function is often used to store Snapchat sexts, which are meant to be temporary but can be stored using a simple button command.
Snapchat-style annotations:
Apple's new software will now let you draw on your pictures.
If you tap and hold on an image, you'll be given the option to "Markup" the picture. A set of tools will appear and you can annotate your image with doodles or extra text.
Video zoom:
Using the pinch-to-zoom feature isn't just limited to pictures in iOS 9, you can use it on video clips as well.
Keyboard trackpad:
A new feature in iOS 9 lets you turn your keyboard into a laptop-style trackpad just by adding another finger.
Pressing and holding two fingers on the screen anywhere on the keyboard means you can move through text much more quickly.
Useful if you're typing out a long document and need to get to a certain point in a hurry.
Faster music:
If you plug headphones into an iPhone or iPad running iOS 9 you should notice a small icon showing the last-used music app.
Tap this icon or swipe up to quickly launch the app.
Go Back:
Android users have got used to having a back button, and now there's one in iOS 9.
It'll appear in the top-left corner of the screen when you're in an app. Tapping it will take you back to the last screen
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