As WWDC 2021 kicks off today (June 7), and it began with the official unveiling of iOS 15, which is Apple's operating system for the iPhones. Apple just showed off what's new in iOS 15. Though the full version of iOS 15 won't ship until later this year, WWDC offers us the chance to see what big features Apple has planned for the software that powers its smartphones, including the iPhone 13 models.
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Apple has brought new features to FaceTime in iOS 15, with a focus on being more comfortable. The popular video chat is getting spatial audio to make sound feel more natural. Voice isolation now focuses on your voice only, and blocks out any other ambient noise. There's also Wide Spectrum, which focuses on you and the environment around you. There's also Grid View, which shows a group call, alongside Portrait Mode coming to the application. SharePlay is also new in iOS 15, where you can share music, watch TV shows and movies. Another massive improvement to iOS 15, group chats now gain collages, as a way to easily display multiple images. Notifications are also now redesigned for iOS 15. Notification Summary is now here, where these can be scheduled to appear at certain times, or even by Apple's own machine learning algorithms.
Craig Federighi also demoed a feature where you can take a photo of text, and it will highlight it, and then copy it into a document, or even translate it. Photos are now in Spotlight suggestions, so you can look for someone in particular who are in a photo you've recently taken. There's also improvements to intelligent Photos called Memories, where it creates new slideshows and carousels of photo collections with music.