

Apple is also introducing improvements to multitasking, with new controls that make it easier to manage your apps, and you'll be able to build apps with Swift Playgrounds.Īpple announced new privacy-focused features at WWDC, including that Apple Mail will block tracking pixels with Mail Privacy Protection and that Safari will hide IPs. With iPadOS 15, Apple will let you add widgets to the home screen and access to the app library, which debuted last year on iPhone with iOS 14.

Apple said it will use "on-device intelligence" for the feature.Īpple's Wallet will soon let you store your ID in a digital form (in participating US states), which you'll then use as identification in US airports. Apple is also introducing a SharePlay API so that other developers can build apps that support the feature.Īpple's new Live Text will digitise text in your photos, which can let you copy and paste text from a photo, for example, or call a phone number that's in a photo. Check out the major announcements below:Īpple announced iOS 15, which has brought improvements to FaceTime such as spatial audio, a new SharePlay feature that lets you share media with people on FaceTime virtually, updates to iMessage, a new look for notifications, the ability to set different Focus statuses, updates to Memories in Photos, a redesign to the weather app, and much more.Īpple's new SharePlay feature will let you watch or listen to content with others virtually. If you want to know the biggest announcements from the event, we have got you covered. It is also available to watch for Apple users on their iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, reported The Verge.

The company streamed the event live on its website and on YouTube.
