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A placeholder for the “Files” app made a brief App Store appearance.
https://www.engadget.com/2017/06/05/apple-ios-11-real-file-system/
We'll soon know.... 
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Those wanting more control over file storage on their iPhones may be in for some good news later today. A placeholder for a new "Files" app showed up in the App Store.
When it comes to storing files, iOS hasn't been terribly useful. Current options include iCloud Drive and popular outside systems like Dropbox, but as for a native iOS storage option, Apple hasn't really provided. For Apple users looking for more file-management control and particularly those wanting to use its iPad Pro model as a laptop stand-in, "Files" is welcome news.
The placeholder for the app, which appears to have been taken down sometime after Steve Stroughton Smith tweeted about it, is said to require iOS 11.0 or later, meaning it's likely the new app will come along with the iOS 11 software update whenever it's released.
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Ahead of iOS 11, a 'Files' app placeholder entry from Apple appears on the App Store. Requires iOS 11.0 or later
The above mess was a poor copy/paste of the info found on the link I shared.
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