During Apple’s keynote address announcing the iPhone 13, Apple formalized the arrival of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. Most of the new features are reserved for the iPhone, but there are also some new features in the iPod.
IPhone 13
Apple has announced iOS 15 WWDC 2021. Through many private and public betas we had the opportunity to discover all its new features. During its event California Streaming, Where IPhone 13, Apple announced the arrival of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 in the final version on September 20, 2021.
Apple’s “California Streaming” keynote will lift the veil on the iPhone 13. Follow the live conference with us. The announcements surrounding the Apple Watch should also go beyond what we expect.
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What’s new in iOS 15?
IOS 15 introduces new features for FaceTime calls, distraction reduction tools, a new notification experience, additional privacy features, a complete redesign for Safari, weather and maps, and more.
The new weather application shows more details than the previous one
Focus is a new feature You can filter notifications and applications based on what time you want to focus. We have described and used these concentration methods In a dedicated folder.
New design for announcements in this “Focus” mode, slightly different bubbles. For example, the faces of your contacts will be displayed instead of the app icon like Android. Every morning, take care that your iPhone or iPad delivers a quick summary of your pending notifications and removes alerts that it deems to be possible.
Safari offers a new design. Controls are now easy to achieve with one hand and give more importance to the content of a webpage. As you can see, there is a new small tab bar floating at the bottom of the screen so that users can easily switch between tabs. New tab groups allow users to save tabs and easily access them on any device at any time. Finally, there is a new customizable start page and you can install web extensions for the first time.
The map application now offers a new 3D view In cities with significantly improved details, buildings, intersections, bicycle lanes … there is also a new city driving experience with additional road details and improved public transport features, such as favorite favorite lines, subway exit announcements and increased reality walkways.
Live text is a new feature that uses the device’s intelligence To identify the text of a photo Users can search, highlight and copy. In fact, the Spotlight internal search engine can now search for photos by location, people, scenes, objects and text. Spotlight offers rich web image search and results for actors, musicians, TV shows and movies.
Advanced search, photo search capability and even text within photos
It also introduces new privacy measures such as iOS 15 Siri processes requests directly on the iPhone, Which also has the advantage of providing better response. As part of that, mail privacy protection prevents the sender from knowing if the email is open and detects the recipient’s IP address. There is also talk of a new screen to show the frequency with which applications use the permissions granted to them.
Android friends on FaceTime
There is also the possibility ofInvite your friends over to Android and Windows for your FaceTime calls. We also tested this functionality. For iMessages, Apple’s messaging processor Comes well Allows you to better identify links that someone sends you based on “for you” categories and pinning.
New emojis are also available, while people who send a lot of photos will welcome the opportunity to send multiple at once, which will take the form of a stack.
Shareplay is not yet fully developed, no functionality
Shareplay is a new feature announced at WWDC. This allows users to share their experiences with each other during FaceTime calls, Including content such as Apple Music, TV shows or movies on Apple TV. The advantage is that the media is synchronized for all participants and has shared playback controls, so anyone in the Shareplay session can play, pause or skip content, and add to the shared queue.
SharePlay also gave users the option to share their screens to see apps together during a FaceTime call. Unfortunately, Apple has now decided to remove this feature from iOS 15.
What’s new in iPadOS 15?
Comes with iPadOS 15 List of his innovations. For example, Apple has added widgets to homepages just like iPhones. Apple adds its “application library” to the iPod. But unlike the iPhone, you have to swipe right several times to access it, which Apple adds to the port under “Application Library”.
In this screenshot, we see a new feature that allows you to configure the window layout
Apple also streamlines multitasking. With the iPad 15, Apple has added a “shelves” feature that displays open windows in an app. So, in an email application, the shelves can be your open emails or your draft messages.
Home page widgets on new page Apple iPad 9 (2021)
What else, IPad15 Viewing macOS and its inventor to improve the files utility. File ManagerIPod Thus taking advantage of some features directly from Max’s features. For example, the files utility now supports devices that are formatted as NTFS.
Do iOS 15 and iPad 15 work with my iPhone and iPad?
All iPhones and iPod Touches are already compatible with iOS 14, and the version released in 2020 may, in principle, benefit from updating to iOS 15.
- IPod Touch (7th generation)
- iPhone SE (1st generation)
- iPhone SE (2nd generation)
- iPhone 6S and 6S Plus
- IPhone 7 and 7 Plus
- IPhone 8 and 8 Plus
- iPhone X, XR, XS and XS Max
- iPhone 11, 11 Pro et 11 Pro Max
- IPhone 12, 12 min, 12 Pro et 12 Pro Max
For compatible iPods, here is the list:
- 12.9 Inch iPad Pro (First Fifth Generation)
- 11-inch iPod Pro (first to third generation)
- 10.5 inch iPod Pro
- The iPod Pro is 9.7 inches
- IPod (fifth to eighth generation)
- IPod mini (fourth and fifth generation)
- IPod Air (second to fourth generation)
During the keynote address, Apple also lifted the veilIPod 9 (2021), l ‘IPod Mini 6 (2021)New attached clock Apple Watch Series7, As well as New iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini And iPhone 13 Pro et iPhone 13 Pro Max.
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