ASK ABOUT YOUR BOOK New in this version, and off until you turn it on in Settings. Ask a question about the book you are reading and get an answer drawn from the book's own sentences. • Answered on this device by Apple Intelligence. Your question and the book's text never leave the iPhone or iPad — no server, no account, no analytics. • Spoiler-aware. Ask draws only on the pages behind where you are reading, so a question about a character cannot give away what is still ahead. It tries hard rather than promising, and says so. • Every answer shows its sources. Tap an excerpt to read the passage the answer rests on. • Six suggestions to start from — who someone is, how two people are related, what has happened so far — or type your own. • Close the sheet while a question is still working and the answer finishes anyway; a notification brings you back to it. Requires an iPhone or iPad that supports Apple Intelligence, with Apple Intelligence turned on. ALSO NEW • Downloads have a place of their own. The Reading tab shows what is on this device, with sizes per book and per edition, and one screen to clear them from. • Volume is measured in decibels now, with a soft knee in place of the old hard clip, so turning a quiet audiobook up stops distorting it. Levels you had already set carry over. • The screen stays awake while a book is reading itself aloud. • A book's subtitle appears on its book screen, where a jacket would put it. FIXED • Cancel now cancels a download, and restarting one no longer deletes it. • A deleted download stays deleted. • A font added for one book can be removed again. • The read-along highlight no longer swallows the following line. • A library folder that cannot be read no longer looks like an emptied library. • The time above the scrubber survives a book that reports a nonsense duration.