Apple launched the latest version of several systems under its name. I got up early without saying a word, so I upgraded my iPhone first. Unlike last year, iOS 15 gave me the first feeling that it was more like a centralized and enhanced version of iOS 14. It still used the previous overall design and ideas, but there were some changes in the actual use details. In addition to the new features implemented on FaceTime, iMessage, and the addition of SharePlay, I also found the following changes in detail.
1. iOS 15 has added a focus mode, which filters notifications and calls based on the user's focus needs. For example, after setting it to "work mode", your friends can see your status through apps such as iMessage, and you can only receive push messages from the apps you specify. Of course, in addition to the working mode, you can also set many custom modes to make the phone more user-friendly.
2. What I like most about iOS 15 is the new text recognition function, which is also a new detail that Apple has added to the system. For example, if you turn on the camera interface, or the pictures that have been taken and captured in the album, you can directly perform "text recognition". Of course, whether it is handwritten characters, store signs, roadside advertisements, recognition is fine. After recognition, you can select the target to perform operations such as copying or pasting, and efficiency takes off.
3. Alarm clock finally returns to the scroll wheelset. At the same time, it is very mechanical. In iOS 14, the small size of the alarm clock that requires manual input is really big. Every time I set a new alarm clock, my blood pressure is so high.
4. The weather application brings a new design, adding a high-resolution in-app map and new background animation, which will change according to the weather, and is no longer as "monotonous and boring" as before.
5. The desktop, finally, can move the entire page. Compared with iOS 14, this greatly shortens the "upside-down" time for those with difficulty in App layout. Even if some of your apps are misplaced, it's okay, now let's change the whole page back and forth without delay.
6. For image workers, photo information is an indispensable reference element. I was wondering before why the iPhone, which is the main imager, does not support it.
7. The "health" app that I care about the most has added a new health trend in iOS 15. These include resting heart rate, sleep, and aerobic fitness. You can learn the progress of specific indicators and continuously observe changes in health. Of course, you can also set goals, such as increasing running distance or meditation time. If you want to monitor the health status in other areas, such as the insulin index, you can connect third-party device data to the health App to obtain trend analysis information. You can even share your body data privately with medical staff through the newly added sharing tab in the health app.
8. Using the Safari browser to convert tabs on the iPhone has become much easier. Compared with before, you can now swipe directly below or enter the full-screen mode selection. At the same time, the Safari browser also adds a custom background image. As always, the new systems and services launched at WWDC this year are all interconnected and shared under the Apple ecosystem. For example, Universal Control connects different devices in series. Users can easily drag files between different devices between Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Put operation. Another example is AirPlay to Mac, where users can expand or copy the content on an Apple device to the Mac screen.
I once asked my friends who have been using iOS devices all year round why they always choose them. It’s easy to operate and doesn’t have to "fling" which is the answer they most often give me. This may also be the reason why iOS and iPadOS make a comfortable choice.
