With the iOS 15.5 news we saw this week, many of us are wondering if it was an attractive update before WWDC22 or simply this release can be considered the opening act for iOS 16.
And it is that these changes, perhaps the last “great” incarnation of iOS 15, has such interesting news such as significant changes to Apple Podcasts, Universal Control – to control an iPad and Mac with the same keyboard and mouse as well as many day-to-day improvements that complement a release that has proven to be more stable and complete than we know thought so.
Now, what does the future hold for us? With iOS 16 will come a new “form of interaction” which will probably lead to interface changes and new applications system, as well as privacy and security enhancements. Something important that I personally hope for is the arrival of interactive widgets, which would give them more prominence on our screens.
iOS 16 will be an important part of WWDC22 where more surprises will begin
A little over two weeks later apple developer conferencewe talked about how the iPod may have destroyed Apple (for good) but thanks to Steve Jobs It was he who saved her. This leads us to think, what would our dream iPod look like? Applesfera editors ponder what a special-edition iPod would be perfect for remembering nostalgia.
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Near Edward ArchancoI also review what the new iPhone 14 will look like – about which we already know almost everything except the last minute surprises – and how it is possible that there are mysterious iPhones without cameras for certain places where it is forbidden to take photos.
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WWDC22 and the Willy Wonka Ticket
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