Live text is seeing improvements as well – you can copy and paste text in video, alongside being able to copy and translate text.
There's also the option to view live captions in a FaceTime call, control your Apple Watch from your iPhone, hang up phone calls with Siri, and more. Hinted at by Apple in May, several new accessibility features are heading to iOS 16, such as door detection, which helps you locate doors, read signs around them, and get instructions for opening them. You can also recover messages up to 30 days after deleting them, send an invitation to collaborate on a project in Messages, and get alerts when someone makes an edit in a collaboration. SharePlay is also coming to the app, so you can play a movie in Disney Plus for example, and share it with someone via Messages.ĭictation has also been improved, as it now lets users move fluidly between voice and touch inputs, so you can type to add text or move the cursor without having to stop Dictation. Note though that this only works for iPhone to iPhone messages. Similarly, you can also edit messages in the first 15 minutes. 'Undo send' has arrived for one, allowing you to delete a message for up to 15 minutes after you've sent it – for example if you realize you've sent it to the wrong person. With a public beta near, you can soon try Nintendo's controllers on your iPhone for yourself.Īpple has added several new features to Messages. June 7: Support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Cons have been discovered in the latest iOS 16 developer beta. Here are the 7 best new features in iOS 16. June 11: iOS 16 will be a bumper release this time, with many improvements to features across the operating system, on a scale arguably not seen since iOS 8. June 13: In an exclusive interview with TechRadar, Apple's Craig Federighi and VP of Design Alan Dye take us inside Apple's remake of the Lock Screen - an 'act of love,' Federighi said. June 14: Will lossless audio come to the AirPods Pro 2? The technological groundwork ought to be in iOS 16, and so far, no one has stumbled across any evidence of it. July 11: The public beta is available to download for anyone with an iPhone 8 and above. September 7: Apple's 'Far Out' event confirmed that iOS 16 arrives on September 12, alongside the iPhone 14 series and more.
September 12 - iOS 16 is available for anyone with an iPhone 8 and above. October 24 - iOS 16.1 is out, bringing refinements and Live Activities. January 23 - iOS 16.3 is out, with Advanced Data Protection, Security Keys, new wallpapers, and support for the HomePod 2.ĭecember 13 - iOS 16.2 is out, bringing Freeform and security features. Which phones are supported? Anyone with an iPhone 8 and newer will be able to update to iOS 16, which means if you have an iPhone 7 or older you're out of luck.What is it? The next big update for iOS.
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