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Translate: iPadOS will get a system-wide text translation option, along with an app for translating in-person conversations in real time.

“Quick Notes,” meanwhile, will let you create a note from anywhere by swiping up from the bottom right corner of the screen.

The Notes app will now let you mention someone in a shared note to get their attention on a change, and highlight changes when you come back to a shared doc.

A new multitasking menu will (hopefully) simplify the way you handle multitasking on iPadOS, moving the system away from the easily forgotten gestures currently required.

The “App Library” concept is making its way from iOS to iPadOS, as well.

They’re pretty similar to the ones you’ve seen on iOS, with the addition of a much bigger widget option because, well, bigger screen.

Spatial audio is coming to tvOS and M1-powered Macs.

Find My: AirPods will now work with the Find My app even when they’re in the case, and will be able to alert you if you leave them behind.

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Conversation mode: AirPods Pro will now allow you to boost the volume of voices (and control the volume of ambient noise) of those around you when you’re having a face-to-face conversation in a noisy environment.Maps is also taking some cues from Google Maps, including a mode that has you use the camera to scan nearby buildings to more precisely orient the phone and help you figure out which direction you’re supposed to go at the beginning of a walk. Apple WalletĪpple Maps is getting a details-focused overhaul, with the addition of 3D elevation maps, 3D rendered landmarks, crosswalks, bike lanes, etc. It can recognize things beyond text, as well, including animal breeds, landmarks, etc. The camera can now recognize text in photos (handwritten or printed) and make it selectable, searchable, copy/pastable, etc. Notifications batching: You can now tell iOS to batch less important notifications together, delivering them all at a specific time (like after you’ve woken up, rather than letting them trickle in throughout the night).

You’ll be able to shift your phone into different, customizable modes - like “work,” where only your work-related apps will show up, or “personal” which could tuck all those work apps and widgets to the background.

You can pushed the shared videos to your AppleTV, keeping it all synced up between devices and households.

SharePlay: Shared audio/video streams to allow you to listen to music, watch video (select video partners initially, including Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max and TikTok), and control apps in sync with friends.

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FaceTime links: You’ll now be able to generate shareable FaceTime links to let others (including desktop and Android users via the browser!) join FaceTime calls.Portrait mode: The portrait mode from the camera app is coming to FaceTime - in other words, pretty background blurring.Voice isolation: Better (and toggle-able) voice isolation for when you’re FaceTiming from a loud environment.Spatial audio: When using a compatible audio setup, spatial audio will make it seem more like your friends’ voices are coming from their on-screen position.

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He noted iOS 15 will roll into public beta in July, with a full release “this fall.” FaceTime updates

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Skim at your leisure! iOS 15Ĭraig Federighi started things off with details on the latest major update to iOS, noting that this release focuses on four points: staying connected, finding focus, using intelligence and exploring the world. That’s why we’ve boiled down all of the biggest news to the bullet points below.

It’s that time again! This morning Apple kicked off its annual Worldwide Developer Conference the same way it does each year: a keynote jammed to the brim with all the new stuff coming to its various devices.ĭidn’t have time to tune in to the liveblog or watch the stream? We get it.