Hi, everyone.
Aaron here for Zollotech and iOS 15 is just a month away from being shown to the
public for the first time. And on June 7th, 2021.
Today is may 7th, 2021. On June 7th.
Apple will start off the worldwide developer conference with a keynote where
they'll have a presentation showing iOS 15, iPad,
iOS 15 most likely watchOS 8, tvOS 15,
homepod OS 15, and macOS 12 or whatever they decided to call that.
At 1:00 PM Eastern, 10:00 AM Pacific.
They'll have that keynote go through all of the features or the major features
and changes. And lately there's been some information about those features.
Some are some leaks from reliable sources, such as Mark Gurman for example.
And I wanted to talk about those as well as current supported devices,
at least that's expected at this point.
And then when you can expect the betas and the final release as well. Now,
the first thing is the supportived devices.
A lot of people are messaging me saying, well, my device support iOS 15,
and we won't know that a hundred percent until June 7th. However,
current information says that Apple will drop support for the iPhone six S and
success, plus as well as possibly the se. But we don't know that for sure.
That would mean that anything from the iPhone seven or newer will be supported.
Now this could change. They could drop support for the iPhone seven.
They could drop support for other phones as well, but it looks like that's,
what's going to take place. Also on the iPad side,
they could drop support for the iPad air,
to the iPad mini for an iPad fifth generation that just gives us the iPad,
iPad mini fifth generation all the way up to the iPad.
Pro 12.9 from 2021, that's set to launch pretty soon.
So all of those devices could gain support and continue to use iOS
15 or whatever features it might have. Now,
as far as features that we expect, I have some great concepts.
I'm going to show you from Angela libero.
He'll he allowed me to share these with you.
So I'll link those in the description,
but all the concepts I'll show of the device features and things they're from
him. Now, the first thing is that's expected to change is notifications.
Now notifications, some people love notifications in iOS. Some people don't,
but notifications has said to get a little bit of an overhaul with settings.
So currently you have the option for notifications to send an auto reply.
If you're driving a car, do not disturb while driving a car, for example.
So you can have it auto turned on when you're actually driving a car and then
reply with a message saying I'm driving with do not disturb I'll message.
You later, something like that.
The upcoming iOS 15 version is said to have a new menu that allows users to
select if maybe they're driving, sleeping, working,
or even having custom categories of their choosing. Now,
this is according to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg.
The menu will also be shown on an updated lock screen and control center,
according to him. So that's possible.
He's been pretty accurate with these in the past.
So we can have all sorts of customizable notifications as they come in with
auto, which would be great. Maybe you're working on something.
You could have a work notification. You could have a home notification.
Those sorts of customizations would be great to see. Now, the next thing is,
I message. Now this may or may not be coming to iOS 15,
but apparently the eventual goal is to actually act more like
WhatsApp or Facebook, social media network, but within iMessage,
and it would sort of have auto replies, more customization.
And if we go into iMessage, we'd be able to better customize how it looks,
maybe have better group conversations than we do now. And much more.
I can't wait to see what Apple has in mind with this,
but this may come a little bit later, maybe not with iOS 15,
but maybe a later update, 15.1, but we'll have to wait and see.
Also Apple is known obviously for privacy and they're continuing to work on this
with iOS 15. It said that privacy will get more options.
So right now we have app tracking transparency where we can block apps from
tracking and getting information and sharing it with another app such as
Instagram or Facebook or more.
But Apple is apparently going to give more privacy protections that would
feature a new menu to show users,
which apps are silently collecting data as well. So not only tracking you,
but collecting your data, maybe to harvest that and sell within their own app.
So it would give more information with that. I think that's great.
Data is yours. It should be allowed to be controlled by you and nobody else.
So I think that's a great move from Apple.
So I think we'll see something like that. Now,
multiple sources keep saying we're going to have an always on display on at
least iPhone 13.
Now the first concept shows kind of what this could look like with different
notifications or what a home screen altogether could look like with different
notifications.
So maybe some widgets like this with some different notifications across the
top. It's just an idea,
but it could look something like this and maybe fade to black and white with an
always on display, giving you time and date.
So we'll have to wait and see if they actually do that. I would love to see it.
It's very helpful on things like Android, for example,
and it doesn't really use a lot of battery life,
especially because it just sort of goes into a low power mode and sort of goes
down to one Hertz, which makes a lot of sense for an iPhone 13,
where it could control the actual speed of the display,
just like they do with the watch and the always on display.
So it kind of fades and allows it to use very minimal battery,
but still give you information. So that makes a lot of sense.
Also it said that the control center is going to get an overhaul. Now,
this concept looks exactly what I would think it would be like being that this
looks more like Mac OS. So last year,
Apple updated Mac OS with macOS Big Sur redesigned the control center.
And it said that the iPhone and iPad will get an updated control center.
This sort of design makes a lot of sense if Apple continues sort of to bring
them together and make them more consistent across all devices.
So this seems to be what I would think they would do something along these
lines. I don't think we'll see a turn off button as Apple.
Doesn't really like to have the phone shut down. So,
but we could see things like wifi looking like this. For example,
also we could have a redesigned home app. Now,
some people have hinted at this where it would be more functional.
It would be easier to use. I would welcome something like this,
where it would show me the different devices. I have their state of battery,
such as air pods, Mac book, pro Apple, watch.
All of those things would be really nice to see so we could see something like
this, but it's hard to say if Apple will actually do that. And then of course,
most people want split screen multitasking.
Now this concept seems to make the most amount of sense.
We have split view on the iPad. So on the iPhone,
it would look something like this where we'd have the option to expand it,
close it, or maybe close all. I know a lot of people want that button.
Apple doesn't really want you to close all the apps because you don't normally
need to, unless there's a problem, it manages that in the background,
except for maybe navigating apps where you need to close it.
So it doesn't work anymore when you're not using it. But other than that,
this looks pretty much what it would look like. And if you expand that it,
you could slide up and down just like you can on the iPad.
That makes a lot of sense. So I think we'll see something like that.
It makes a lot of sense on an iPhone to have split view.
So hopefully we'll see that also now on the iPad,
we've had this sort of home screen layout for quite some time.
It seems to limit the amount of space you can use,
and it's sort of a waste of space. And we also have widgets as well.
According to Mark Gurman iPad is going to get the biggest overhaul to its home
screen since the launch of the iPad.
So it looks like we'll be able to place widgets wherever we want, arrange them.
However we want.
It could look something like this where we'd be able to rearrange widgets any
way we'd like have a whole screen just of widgets or just of apps,
or maybe more tightly together, maybe larger,
or maybe something completely new we haven't thought of,
but it looks like Apple is going to overhaul the home screen of the iPad to make
it more functional. Also it would have a redesigned control center,
similar to what I showed you on the iPhone. It would just be on the iPad.
It makes a lot of sense.
Instead of having this control center to have maybe something a little bit
different, similar to macOS again,
bringing that consistency across different platforms. Now,
as far as apps pro apps seem to make a lot of sense now,
whether or not Apple brings final cut pro this icon to the iPad is hard to say
we've been waiting for it for years, but with the newM1 iPad pro coming out,
it seems like a waste of power without pro apps,
final cut pro logic pro those sorts of things make a lot of sense on this sort
of device. If it's running an M1and is that powerful.
And then also new icons,
I think making icons consistent across devices makes a lot of sense.
These are icons off of macOS Big Sur.
Now whether or not these are final designs or not.
I know these are sort of something, a lot of people don't like,
I grew used to them using macOS Big Sur,
but I wouldn't mind them being slightly refined or tweaked a little bit.
So maybe we'll see some of that again, to bring consistency.
I also would expect possibly updates to multiple user accounts,
and that could look something like this. And now we do have this,
if you're an educational institution,
but you could have multiple user where you could switch between a family iPad,
for example, just by tapping, having a scan your face.
If you have a face ID iPad, or your,
or your thumbprint or fingerprint and switching between customized sort of home
screens and things like that, make a lot of sense. We have that on tvOS already.
So why not bring it to iPad? So hopefully we see something like that.
And it seems to make a lot of sense that bringing the consistency across
different devices, as well as stability,
and maybe even a new settings pane as well.
That's another thing that's sort of rumored that we would have an all new
settings pane with more helpful sort of settings and easier to reach settings.
I would actually like to see settings brought into apps consistently,
maybe under one button, but right now this is what we have.
We've had it for years. It's also said that we'll get some new apps,
some new app redesigns as well. We've got some of that with iOS 14.
I think we'll see more of it this year, but I think most people want split view.
I would like to redesign control center and much more.
So let me know what you'd like most in the comments below,
but as far as when to expect iOS 15 iOS 15 beta
one should be out usually the same day as WWDC.
So they'll announce the new features show them off.
And then they'll release the developer beta.
Usually a couple of weeks after that,
they'll release public beta one along with developer beta two.
Usually that's what they do.
Sometimes they wait for beta three as well with the developer betas,
depending on its stability, generally it's pretty unstable right away.
So we'll see that. And then we'll see a final release in September,
usually around late September when the iPhone releases.
So the third week of September is usually likely around the Friday, the 24th,
for example,
that's probably around the time Apple will release iOS 15 to the public.
So I can't wait to see what they have. This makes a lot of sense.
And I can't wait to see all of these features, what they do,
what they change up. Maybe give more interactive widgets as well,
but those are all just wants at this point.
There's no a hundred percent guaranteed anything until we see it released from
Apple as they could change this at any last minute,
even the devices they support, they could change. So again,
let me know what you want to see most in iOS 15 in the comments below.
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