The updated iOS is expected to be launched on September 13, with various features, including the changes in FaceTime that will allow Android users to participate in a FaceTime video call. Meanwhile, current iPhone owners will receive an update to their operating systems. Rumored and expected features of the iPhone 13 include massive storage of up to one terabyte, a Portrait Mode for video, and a bigger battery.

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