Users can personalize their Lock Screen, keep family photos in
iCloud Shared Photo Library, recall sent messages, schedule mail,
and discover more with Live Text and Visual Look Up
Apple® today previewed iOS 16, delivering the biggest update
ever to the Lock Screen, and new sharing, communication, and
intelligence features that together change the way users experience
iPhone®. iOS 16 introduces iCloud® Shared Photo Library to
seamlessly share a collection of photos with family, updates to
Messages and Mail that help users stay in touch with ease, and
powerful enhancements to Live Text™ and Visual Look Up.
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iOS 16 delivers the biggest update ever
to the Lock Screen with new features that make it more beautiful,
personal, and helpful. (Photo: Business Wire)
“iOS 16 is a big release with updates that will change the way
you experience iPhone,” said Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice
president of Software Engineering. “We have reimagined how the Lock
Screen looks and works with exciting new features that make it more
personal and helpful, introduced iCloud Shared Photo Library for
families, streamlined communication through new capabilities in
Messages and Mail, and harnessed enhanced intelligence with updates
to Live Text and Visual Look Up.”
A Personalized Lock Screen Experience
The Lock Screen gets more personal, beautiful, and helpful with
iOS 16. With a new multilayered effect, the subjects of photos are
artfully set in front of the time on the Lock Screen, creating a
sense of depth. Users can also change the look of the date and time
with expressive type styles and color choices.
The Lock Screen features widgets that take inspiration from
Apple Watch® complications, making it easy to get information at a
glance, such as upcoming calendar events, the weather, battery
levels, alarms, time zones, Activity ring progress, and more.
A new Lock Screen gallery features a range of options for
inspiration, such as Apple collections, which include Pride and
Unity to celebrate special cultural moments; a Weather wallpaper to
see live weather conditions as they change throughout the day; and
an Astronomy wallpaper for views of the Earth, moon, and solar
system. Users can also create Lock Screens using their favorite
emoji or color combinations. With multiple Lock Screens, users can
switch between their favorites with just a swipe.
Live Activities is a new feature that helps users stay on top of
things that are happening in real time, such as a sports game,
workout, ride-share, or food delivery order, right from the Lock
Screen.1
Notifications have been redesigned to roll up from the bottom,
ensuring that users have a clear view of their personalized Lock
Screen.
Find Balance with Focus
Focus is more powerful, easier to set up, and now connects to
the Lock Screen, offering users a way to tie a Lock Screen
wallpaper and widgets to a particular Focus. To activate a Focus,
users can simply swipe to the corresponding Lock Screen. With Focus
filters, apps like Calendar, Mail, Messages, and Safari® can
display only the content that is relevant to a user’s Focus,
helping them to find better balance.
One Place for Family Photos with iCloud Shared Photo
Library
iCloud Shared Photo Library gives families a new way to share
photos seamlessly with a separate iCloud library that up to six
users can collaborate on, contribute to, and enjoy. Users can
choose to share existing photos from their personal libraries, or
share based on a start date or people in the photos. A user can
also choose to send photos to the Shared Library automatically
using a new toggle in the Camera app. Additionally, users will
receive intelligent suggestions to share a photo that includes
participants in the Shared Photo Library. Every user in the Shared
Photo Library has access to add, delete, edit, or favorite the
shared photos or videos, which will appear in each user’s Memories
and Featured Photos so that everyone can relive more complete
family moments.
Updates to Messages
Users can edit or recall recently sent messages, recover
recently deleted messages, and mark conversations as unread so they
can come back to them later.2 In addition, SharePlay™ is coming to
Messages, making it possible to enjoy synced content like movies or
songs and shared playback controls all while chatting in
Messages.
New Tools for Mail
Now users can schedule emails ahead of time and are even given a
moment to cancel delivery of a message before it reaches a
recipient’s inbox. Mail detects if the user forgot to include an
important part of their message, such as an attachment. Users also
have the option to resurface a message at any date and time with
Remind Later, and Follow Up suggestions automatically remind users
to follow up on an email if they have not received a response. Mail
also includes the biggest overhaul to search, and uses
state-of-the-art techniques to deliver more relevant, accurate, and
complete results. Users see recent emails, contacts, documents, and
links the moment they begin to search for emails.
Live Text and Visual Look Up Enhancements
Live Text uses on-device intelligence to recognize text in
images across iOS, and it is now expanding to include video. Users
can pause a video on any frame and interact with text. Live Text
also adds the ability for users to quickly convert currency,
translate text, and more.
Visual Look Up takes photos further by introducing a new feature
that allows users to tap and hold on the subject of an image to
lift it from the background and place it in apps like Messages.
Visual Look Up also expands to recognize birds, insects, and
statues.
Wallet Adds Apple Pay Later, Order Tracking, and Other
Features
Apple Pay® Later provides users in the US with a seamless and
secure way to split the cost of an Apple Pay purchase into four
equal payments spread over six weeks, with zero interest and no
fees of any kind.3 Built into Apple Wallet® and designed with
users’ financial health in mind, Apple Pay Later makes it easy to
view, track, and repay Apple Pay Later payments within Wallet.
Users can apply for Apple Pay Later when they are checking out with
Apple Pay, or in Wallet. Apple Pay Later is available everywhere
Apple Pay is accepted online or in-app, using the Mastercard
network.4 Additionally, with Apple Pay Order Tracking, users can
receive detailed receipts and order tracking information in Wallet
for Apple Pay purchases with participating merchants.
Keys and IDs in Wallet get expanded support. Users can use their
ID in Wallet for apps requiring identity and age verification. To
ensure a private and secure experience, only the necessary
information required for the transaction will be provided to the
app, and the user can review and consent to share it using Face ID®
or Touch ID®. Additionally, users can securely share their home,
hotel, office, and car keys in Wallet through messaging apps,
including Messages, Mail, and more.
The Next Generation of CarPlay
CarPlay® has fundamentally changed the way people interact with
their vehicles, and the next generation of CarPlay goes even
further by deeply integrating with a car’s hardware. CarPlay will
be able to provide content for multiple screens within the vehicle,
creating an experience that is unified and consistent. Deeper
integration with the vehicle will allow users to do things like
control the radio or change the climate directly through CarPlay,
and using the vehicle data, CarPlay will seamlessly render the
speed, fuel level, temperature, and more on the instrument cluster.
Users will be able to personalize their driving experience by
choosing different gauge cluster designs, and with added support
for widgets, users will have at-a-glance information from Weather
and Music right on their car’s dashboard. More information about
the next generation of CarPlay will be shared in the future, and
vehicles will start to be announced late next year.
Additional Features
- Safari adds shared Tab Groups to share a collection of
websites with friends and family, making it seamless to add tabs
and see what others are viewing. Browsing in Safari is even safer
with passkeys, unique digital keys that are easy to use,
more secure, never stored on a web server, and stay on device so
hackers can’t steal them in a data breach or trick users into
sharing them. Designed to replace passwords, passkeys use Touch ID
or Face ID for biometric verification, and iCloud Keychain® to sync
across iPhone, iPad®, Mac®, and Apple TV® with end-to-end
encryption. They will also work across apps and the web, and users
can sign in to websites or an app on non-Apple devices using just
their iPhone.
- Apple Maps is introducing multistop routing, so users
can plan up to 15 stops in advance and automatically sync routes
from Mac to iPhone when they’re ready to go. Maps is also bringing
transit updates to users, making it easy for riders to view how
much their journey will cost, add transit cards to Wallet, see low
balances, and replenish transit cards, all without leaving
Maps.
- Family Sharing offers an easier way to set up an account
for a child with the right parental controls in place from the
start. It includes suggestions for age-appropriate restrictions for
apps, movies, books, music, and more, and a simpler process for
setting up a new device that applies existing parental controls
automatically. When a child asks for more screen time, guardians
can approve or decline right in Messages.
- Dictation offers a new on-device experience that allows
users to fluidly move between voice and touch. Users can type with
the keyboard, tap in the text field, move the cursor, and insert
QuickType® suggestions, all without needing to stop Dictation. In
addition, Dictation features automatic punctuation and emoji
dictation.
- Siri® adds the ability to run shortcuts as soon as an
app is downloaded without requiring upfront setup. Users can add
emoji when sending a message, choose to send messages automatically
— skipping the confirmation step — and hang up phone and FaceTime®
calls completely hands-free by simply saying “Hey Siri, hang
up.”
- The Home app makes it easier for users to navigate,
organize, and view their accessories, and enhancements to the
underlying architecture offer users more efficient and reliable
control of their smart home. A software update to iOS 16 will bring
support for the Matter smart home connectivity standard once it
becomes available later this fall, enabling a wide variety of
accessories to work together seamlessly across platforms, helping
fulfill the true vision of a smart home.
- The Fitness app is available to all iPhone users to help
track and meet fitness goals, even if they don’t have an Apple
Watch. iPhone users can set up a daily Move goal in the Fitness app
and see how their active calories will help close their Move ring.
iPhone motion sensors can track steps, distance, flights climbed,
and workouts from third-party apps, which can be converted into an
estimation of active calories to contribute to users’ daily Move
goal. Users can also share their Move ring with friends for
additional motivation.
- The Health app adds Medications, allowing users to
conveniently build and manage a medications list, create schedules
and reminders, and track their medications, vitamins, or
supplements. In the US, users can simply point their iPhone camera
at a label to add a medication, read about the medications they’re
taking, and receive an alert if there are potential critical
interactions for their medications.5 In addition, users can share
their Health data with loved ones, and easily create a PDF of
available health records from connected health institutions, right
from the Health app.6
- Apple News® introduces a new My Sports section to
easily follow favorite teams and leagues; receive stories from
hundreds of top publishers; access scores, schedules, and standings
for the top professional and college leagues; and watch highlights
right in the News app.
- Game Center features a redesigned dashboard that shows
friends’ activity and accomplishments from games in one place,
making it easy for players to jump in to play with or compete
against their friends.
- Personalized Spatial Audio enables an even more precise
and immersive listening experience. Listeners can use the
TrueDepth® camera on iPhone to create a personal profile for
Spatial Audio that delivers a listening experience tuned just for
them.
- A new privacy tool called Safety Check can be helpful to
users whose personal safety is at risk from domestic or intimate
partner violence by quickly removing all access they’ve granted to
others. It includes an emergency reset that helps users easily sign
out of iCloud on all their other devices, reset privacy
permissions, and limit messaging to just the device in their hand.
It also helps users understand and manage which people and apps
they’ve given access to.
- Accessibility updates include Door Detection, which
helps users who are blind or low vision to use their iPhone to
navigate the last few feet to their destination, and Apple Watch
Mirroring for users with physical and motor disabilities who may
rely on assistive features like Voice Control and Switch Control to
fully control Apple Watch from their iPhone.7 Additionally, Live
Captions make it easier for the Deaf and hard of hearing community
to follow along while on a phone or FaceTime call, using a
videoconference or social media app, streaming media content, or
having a conversation with someone next to them.8
Availability
The developer preview of iOS 16 is available to Apple Developer
Program members at developer.apple.com starting today, and a public
beta will be available to iOS users next month at beta.apple.com.
New software features will be available this fall as a free
software update for iPhone 8 and later. For more information, visit
apple.com/ios/ios-16-preview. Features are subject to change. Some
features may not be available in all regions or all languages.
1 The Live Activities API will be available later this year. 2
Users can edit or recall a message for up to 15 minutes after
sending it, or recover recently deleted messages for up to 30 days
after deletion. 3 A user’s card-issuing bank may charge a fee if
the user’s debit card account contains insufficient funds. 4 This
option will be available for qualifying applicants in the United
States. 5 Medication and interaction information is evidence-based
content licensed from Elsevier, a leading publisher of health and
science information. The Medications feature should not be used as
a substitute for professional medical judgment. Additional
information is available on the labels of medications, but users
should consult their healthcare provider prior to making any
decisions related to their health. 6 Health Records on iPhone is
available at participating institutions in the US, the UK, and
Canada. 7 Door Detection and People Detection features in Magnifier
require the LiDAR Scanner on iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max,
iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd and 3rd
generation), and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th and 5th generation). Apple
Watch Mirroring is available on Apple Watch Series 6 and later.
Door Detection should not be relied upon in circumstances where a
user may be harmed or injured, or in high-risk or emergency
situations. 8 Live Captions will be available in beta on iPhone 11
and later, iPad models with A12 Bionic and later, and Macs with
Apple silicon. Accuracy of Live Captions may vary and should not be
relied upon in high-risk situations.
Apple revolutionized personal technology with the introduction
of the Macintosh in 1984. Today, Apple leads the world in
innovation with iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.
Apple’s five software platforms — iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and
tvOS — provide seamless experiences across all Apple devices and
empower people with breakthrough services including the App Store,
Apple Music, Apple Pay, and iCloud. Apple’s more than 100,000
employees are dedicated to making the best products on earth, and
to leaving the world better than we found it.
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