iOS 13 will get Dark Mode, Sleep Mode, and More – Bloomberg

With just a little less than a month to go before WWDC, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg indicated his predictions for iOS 13, macOS 10.15 and watchOS 6.

iOS 13

Dark Mode toggle in Control Center.
New Sleep Mode with Control Center toggle that activates Do Not Disturb, darkens the Lock Screen and mutes all notifications.

Revamped Messages app with a new feature to let you set a profile picture, a display name and who sees it. There will also be a new menu for Animoji and Memoji stickers

Revamped Apple Maps app will make it more convenient to set frequent locations and to navigate to them.
Revamped Reminders app with a grid that outlines tasks to be done today, all tasks, scheduled tasks and also all tasks.
Revamped Books app with a rewards system and an updated progress tracker.
Revamped Mail app with simpler file management to be able to mute threads individually and the ability to block emails from some contacts.
A new SwiftKey-like swipe keyboard option.
A new feature that lets you use your iPad as an external screen for your Mac. Earlier also reported by 9to5Mac.
New Health app with a better way to view daily activity, track menstrual cycles, and more.
Unique iPad features like a new interface for multitasking, home screen tweaks and you’ll be able to cycle through different versions of the same app.

Marzipan: iOS apps can be ported to your Mac through a new SDK that makes the cross-platform development process more simple. This is one of the steps to unify apps for Mac, iPhone, and iPad by 2021.
Standalone Apple Music and Podcasts app
Unified Find My iPhone and Find My Friends app that is also coming in iOS 13.
Stickers and Effects for iMessage
Screen Time for Mac
Siri Shortcuts

App Store for Apple Watch (on the Watch, not on the Watch app for iPhone)
New apps including Books, Calculator, and Voice Memos.
Support for Animoji and Memoji in sync with the iPhone.
New Watch Faces including a Watch Face with a custom gradient and two new X-Large Watch Faces with very big fonts.
New complications for audiobooks, hearing aids’ battery life, and more.