iOS 16 and watchOS 9 could be the star novelties of WWDC 2022

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A few days ago, Apple officially announced its next major worldwide developer conference: WWDC 2022. It will have a telematics format, for the third consecutive year, and we will see great news around all the operating systems of the big apple. There are still no big rumors about the news we will learn at the event, but the first predictions are starting to emerge. It seems Apple plans to make major software advancements in iOS 16 and watchOS 9.

New health-related functions, slight design changes, changes to the concept of notifications and much more.

WWDC 2022 with major new features in iOS 16 and watchOS 9

Mark Gurman is a well-known Bloomberg media analyst who is in charge of updating Apple rumors. In his latest major analysis, he began to paint the first brushstrokes of the future of operating systems that we will see at WWDC 2022 in June. According to Gurman, Apple will give “Great progress” in iOS 16 and watchOS 9.

There’s a lot of anticipation around iOS 16 because we’ve been waiting a long time for a drastic change in iOS design that hasn’t happened. The analyst assures that Apple will integrate into the sixteenth version of iOS Pretty big improvements across the board, including an update to notifications and new health tracking features. This last aspect would be consistent with the launch of watch OS 9 and the Apple Watch Series 8 which would favor new sensors to give meaning to the health news of iOS 16.

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However, We won’t see a big drastic design change in iOS 16 although we don’t have a major design update since iOS 7. In turn, iOS 16 would incorporate many references on rOS (Reality OS), the operating system for augmented reality glasses that Apple is said to have been working on for years. That would mean they want to launch between June 2022 and October 2023, when iOS 17 will definitely launch.

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