Everything you need to know about the iOS 14 update 2020
The Biggest Question has been finally answered, YES IOS 14 will be live from September 16.
Apple said its most recent iOS 14 programming will be delivered on September 16, in front of the organization's arrival of the cutting edge iPhones.
We saw our first look at iOS 14 prior this year at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, which included home screen gadgets and answers stringing in Messages. It likewise accompanies new Maps highlights, including cycling as a transportation choice, and steering for electric vehicle proprietors so they can discover charging focuses en route.
iOS 14 additionally accompanies an in-constructed interpreter, an improved and upgraded Siri, and better security and protection highlights in the Safari program.
Yet, one security highlight guaranteed by Apple will be deferred. Apple said it would permit iPhone clients to quit in-application following, which the organization said would not be promptly implemented when iOS 14 is delivered. It follows mayhem from promotion goliaths — including Facebook — which campaigned against the proposition. Apple said it would give engineers until one year from now to acclimate to the changes.
iOS 14 will be upheld on iPhone 6s and later, and lands as a free download.
Apple said it will likewise deliver its up and coming iPadOS 14, watchOS 14 and tvOS 14 on September 16.
Apple just unveiled new versions of the Apple Watch and iPad, but a new iPhone isn't expected until next month.
In any case, regardless of whether you're not waiting for the most recent telephone, the new iOS 14 update can give your present model a revive - for nothing. The following rendition of the iPhone working framework turns out to iPhone 6s models and later beginning Wednesday.
Apple (AAPL) prodded new highlights in the update at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, including better approaches to find and sort out applications, just as the capacity to open your vehicle with your iPhone. (The element will just work with a BMW model for the present.)
iOS 14 will incorporate another element called App Library, which consequently sorts out the applications on your home screen so you don't need to look through a few pages to discover what you're searching for.
These are the greatest changes coming to iOS 14.
1. MINI APPS
Apple is giving an easier way to discover and access new apps with a feature called App Clips. It offers a small part of an app for use at the moment it's needed, whether it's for ordering an on-demand scooter or a burger from a restaurant. These apps are small in size and integrate with Apple Pay. Users can then opt to download the full version of the app from the App Store.
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The new functionality can be accessed by scanning a new App Clip code or using a QR. They can also be shared in messages or via the Safari web browser.
2. PRIVACY
Apple has put a big emphasis on privacy in recent years as a way to differentiate itself from other tech giants. In its latest move, Apple will give users the option to only share their approximate location with apps, rather than precisely where they are.
In the App Store, users will also be able to see a summary of privacy information from an app before downloading it. And apps will have privacy "nutrition labels" showing how much or how little data they collect, such as location, browsing history, or contacts. Each developer will self-report their privacy practices.
3. WATCH A VIDEO WHILE DOING OTHER THINGS
4. UPGRADES TO GROUP CHATS
As group messaging grows on iMessage, Apple took inspiration for new features from one of the leading workplace messaging services.
Apple announced new updates to group chats, including the option to pin the most important conversations to the top of the list of messages and mention others in group chats, similar to Slac. (WORK) Users will get a notification that they've been mentioned.
Users will also be able to set a group photo using an image or emoji. Plus, Apple's avatars, called Memoji, have more hairstyles, age options, and face masks, for the pandemic era.
5. DIGITAL CAR KEYS
First Apple took on credit cards, now Apple wants to replace your car keys. It teased a new tool that will allow people to use an iPhone or Apple Watch to unlock and start their car. Initially, it will only be available with the new 2021 BMW 5 series.
Digital car keys can also be shared with other people, such as family members, using messages.
The next generation of technology will let users unlock cars without taking their iPhone out of their pocket. It is expected to be available next year.
Apple's digital car key will only work with a new BMW model to start.
6. AIRPODS
AirPods are getting an update, too. Apple's popular wireless earbuds will more seamlessly switch between devices and audio. For example, users can finish an audiobook and then pick up their iPad to watch a TV show. When someone calls, the audio will automatically switch to the call.
The pricier Pro version will now have a new feature called "spatial audio" that aims to replicate a surround sound or movie theater experience.
7. TRANSLATION APP
The new Translate app can translate text and audio in 11 different languages, including English, Spanish, French, and Mandarin.
The app can translate in real-time when two people are speaking different languages to an iPhone.
Apple's new translation app works in real-time.
8. INCOMING CALL WILL NO LOGER TAKE YOUR SCREEN
This feature was way early in android phones but nevertheless, Apple is finally addressing a major headache for users: Incoming calls will no longer take over your screen on iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad. Instead, they will appear as a banner at the top of the screen.
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