Every year, Apple breathes new life into an iPhone with updates to iOS, mobile operating system. Last year, iOS 14 brought a relatively large update, with features such as a veranda screen widget and application library. However, earlier this year, Apple announced iOS 15. It is set to make many effects on our daily lives.
At present, iOS 15 is in the eighth bet. It basically means that the operating system is still tested and tweaked before the release was wide. But, you can download it and install it on your iPhone if you want. That doesn’t mean you have to. In fact, we have installed it on our device so you don’t need to do it. Apple has moved past the first public beta, and the second is now available.
Excited for iOS 15? If so, this is all you need to know about the next iPhone operating system.
The best new features on iOS 15
IOS 15 is set to get a lot of big improvements, and we have registered it here. That said, it is important to note that many updates do not technically update to iOS, but more for services such as maps, facetime, and so on. That means that new features will be available on the iPhone with iOS 15, but they will also be available on Mac computers that run MacOS Monterey and iPad running iPados 15. It is also important to note that some of these features might end up with future releases, such as iOS 15.1 or iOS 15.2.
Focus
The iPhone finally gets a user profile. This profile, called focus allows you to choose which notifications left based on your activities. For example, you can have a focus of sleep that only allows calls from close family members. Or, you can have a working focus that only allows via work emails and messages from your colleagues. Etc. Users can also make a special focus.
Your iPhone will intelligently suggest a new focus, and focus will synchronize all your Apple devices – which means that they will apply to your Mac just like your iPhone. Developers can relate to focus too – so third-party applications will also work with them.
Charged notification
Notifications seem to be changed every time a new version of iOS or Android is released, and this year is no exception. For iOS 15, notifications have refreshed the design, with more angles and things like photo contacts for people who send messages to you.
Notification never ends, however, Apple tries to fix it on iOS 15. In an update, you will get a summary of personalized notifications, and it can include a summary of less than important notification at that time the user determines. Not only that, but users can now easily schedule notifications from the application or messaging for a certain period of time.
Smarter Spotlight.
Searching in iOS 15 is also getting better. On iOS 15, Spotlight can take advantage of information from your photos, including text from the photo. Users can also search photos from the web, and get rich search results for information about things like TV shows, actors, and so on. You will even get rich information about contacts, which include location information if they share them, and the latest conversations.
FaceTime.
FaceTime also get some serious improvements. In fact, so much, so it can negate the need for other video chat services, such as zoom. That’s because Apple introduces a facetime link, which lets you send a link to facetime chat to friends and family, so you can schedule a conversation to occur. This is not limited to Apple users – FaceTime links can be sent to non-apple users, and they will be able to join facetime conversations via the web. Yep, that means users can join the Facetime chat on an Android device.
FaceTime also get portrait mode. That means you can get the same blur-blur effect on your facetime call that you get in the Video Portrait Mode call.
