A new medications app will let users track, manage and understand the medications people take and notifies users when to take them.Īpple also unveiled a tool called Passkeys, which is intended to replace passwords by using Touch ID or Face ID to authenticate across apps and devices. In addition, enhanced sleep tracking will monitor when a user goes in and out of light and deep sleep. The Apple Watch will soon support new custom workouts features, including heart rate zones and data on a runner’s stride. The company also continues to bet on health features. As with Apple’s other updates announced Monday, there will also be more support for widgets and more personalization options, including various gauge cluster designs.Īpple said iOS users in the US will be able to spread payments over 8 weeks on Apple Pay, similar to a “buy now, pay later” service, tapping into a growing payment method for consumers. The newest version of CarPlay will be packed with customized widgets controlled by the iPhone and capable of running across all of a car’s screens, from the center screen to the instrument cluster behind the steering wheel.
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And the software will offer more personalized wallpapers for the lock screen and the ability to shuffle options throughout the day.Īpple’s updates extended to its broader ecosystem of products and services, from payments and passwords to cars. iPhone users will be able to add widgets on the lock screen to get information at a glance, such as upcoming calendar events and the weather, and track “live” activities, including an Uber ride’s progress or updates on a sports game.
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Instead, the focus was on a number of functional, if not sexy, product updates: more multi-tasking features on Mac software, the introduction of Apple’s Weather app on iPad and the unveiling of the company’s next-generation M2 chip.Īpple also teased several new options to better customize the lock screen and improve the notifications experience. The system, according to rumors, could power a mixed reality headset - a wearable device that’s said to be capable of both VR and AR - which Apple has been rumored to be working on for years. In recent days, some industry watchers had held out hope that Apple could offer an early look at a platform thought to be called RealityOS. But while these updates will likely appeal to many Apple device users, the event was also notable for what was not announced: a new product. These and other updates, which were unveiled at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, show how Apple continues to push to ensure its devices - the iPhone in particular - remain central to our daily lives and the many products we interact with. Apple kicked off its annual developer conference by unveiling its next-generation mobile software, iOS 16, with new features that will let users personalize their iPhone lock screens, change how they text friends through iMessage and deepen how its smartphones integrate with cars.
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