Worldwide Developers Conference, San Francisco, California -- Apple uncovered its added functionality next to the forthcoming launch of IOS8 with Apple Homekit platform to assimilate organization for securing home entrances, brightness controls for lightning, and other device controlled household tasks of IOS.

Apple is presenting an approach for app developers to integrate their apps' utilities with IOS devices in a much simpler way. Smart home users will also be capable to connect their devices collectively to be manipulated by a specific control. The concatenation will permit the developers to engage IOS' personal assistant software, Siri, so these devices can work through merely a speaking command.

 "Just by saying, 'Get ready for bed,' to your iPhone or iPad could result in automatically dimming the lights and locking the doors." Craig Federighi, Apple's Senior Vice President of Software Engineering pointed out.

IOS 8 will also consist of the Health Kit programme which will work with an innovative built-in app for IOS 8 that pile up information about user's health records such as medical assessments, blood pressure, fitness plan and daily food provisions.

One of the great features of IOS 8 is its geofencing technology. It's a service that sends messages to phone users who will enter an identified geographic area like companies do to send promos and product updates to customers' smartphones when they went to a particular zone, a mall or a store for instance.

You can use IFTTT to program IOS with Philips Hue lights and the Belkin WeMo smart channels and switches to recognize the locations. Apple HomeKit then makes it uncomplicated by abolishing added IFTTT set up. When those devices saw your iPhone approaching the moment you come into your home, it will switch your light on.

Indeed, Apple is still the leading hub integrating uncharted technologies in the future to making people's lives easier alleviating a comfortable routine. Discover what Apple HomeKit can do for your home. Watch Apple's newest version unveiled on autumn.