All the new features coming to your iPhone that Apple should've included years ago (AAPL)

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Every year, Apple comes out with a new update to its iPhone software with a bunch of improvements and tweaks.

This year, Apple says iOS 10 is the "biggest release ever" thanks to a slew of new user-facing features. 

Respected Apple writer John Gruber says the improvements are all "very practical" and the theme of this year's updates is "common sense prevails."

So iOS 10 is the "common sense" release — which sort of implies that Apple should've made these changes a long time ago.

Regardless, they're heading to your iPhone later this year. Here are some of the niftiest new changes to iOS: 

 

"Slide to unlock" is gone. It didn't make much sense in recent years as most people simply use the TouchID fingerprint sensor.

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You can FINALLY remove most of Apple's built-in apps.

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Here's the full list of apps you can remove.

Now Apple lets users to manage their music collection on their iPhones. There's a simple button to cull and optimize your iPhone music library if you're low on space.

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Check out the 9to5Mac iOS 10 walkthrough here. 

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