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Apple announced today at the “California Call” conference that operating systems such as iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, and tvOS 15 will be released on September 21.
iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 systems include many improvements and features, including redesigned notifications, focus mode, real-time text, and more. The biggest change in iOS 15 is the introduction of the focus mode. In addition to the Do Not Disturb mode, you can also configure various modes. For example, you can create a work mode, a sleep mode, an exercise mode, and so on.
Not only that, iOS 15 has many new changes, including a new weather application, map updates in Apple Maps, an improved version of FaceTime, and more. Safari will also have a brand new look. In addition, iOS 15 also introduced a feature called real-time text, which allows iPhone users to scan text on photos, allowing you to highlight, copy, and paste text in photos.
According to previous reports, iPhone 6s and later iPhone models will be able to upgrade to iOS 15.
IOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8 and tvOS 15 have been unveiled at the WWDC Global Developers Conference in June, and have been beta tested in the summer. It is worth mentioning that Apple did not announce the release date of macOS Monterey today, which means that Apple is likely to let this system be released with the new Apple chip Mac.