iPhone upgrade joined by watchOS 10 and iPadOS 17, adding new features to Apple’s mobile devices
, iPad and smartwatch on Monday, adding new features and designs for compatible devices., iOS 17, iPadOS 17 and watchOS 10 add a much-improved keyboard with autocorrect that will let you swear, new standby modes, contact posters, greater customisation and the biggest reworking of the Apple Watch’s interface since launch.Downloads for iOS, iPadOS and watchOS updates usually start at about 6pm UK time .
devices will be able to download and install the update the moment it is released rather than in a staggered fashion.or newer can install iOS 17. All tablets from the 2017 iPad Pro 10.5in or 2018 iPad and newer can install iPadOS 17. All Apple Watches from the 2018’s Series 4 or newer can install watchOS 10.Update. Tap install if available to download, verify and then reboot to install. You can also install the update via a Mac or iTunes on a Windows computer.17 first.
Available only for those in the US and Canada initially, the phone app can now automatically transcribe voicemail messages in real time so that you can see who is calling and what it’s about before picking up the call, handy for dodging spam calls. FaceTime callers can now leave video voicemails if the recipient isn’t available. Video calls can also be made on a TV using an Apple TV box and an iPhone or iPad’s camera, while animated reactions including rising balloons and other bits can be triggered with hand gestures such as thumbs up.Turn the iPhone into a smart display by turning it horizontally when charging with the new StandBy mode.
You can save areas of a map in the Apple Maps app for offline access including directions, opening hours and other information, matching the longstanding popular feature of Google Maps. Apple’s Safari browser now has profiles, catching up with rivals such as Chrome and Firefox. They allow you to have a different set of bookmarks, settings, sites and cookies, such as one for work and one for home.Check In is a new safety feature that allows you to share your location with friends or family.
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