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Hands on with the new iOS 15 CarPlay features

It didn't get much stage time during WWDC, but CarPlay is still adding features in the fall as part of iOS 15. Here are some of the new features you can expect.

Andrew O'Hara 5 years ago 21

Hands on with all the new iOS 15 Messages features

There are many new features arriving as part of iOS 15, but most visible will be changes to Messages. Here are all the new features we've uncovered coming to Messages in iOS 15.

Andrew O'Hara 5 years ago 3

ShazamKit lets Apple and Android developers access sound recognition

Apple's acquisition of Shazam left the future of the platform in question on Android, but with ShazamKit, developers will be able to use Apple's sound recognition software in apps across platforms.

Wesley Hilliard 5 years ago 3

Apple allows third-party developers to access Screen Time API in iOS 15

Apple will begin allowing third-party developers to use its Screen Time API with the launch of iOS 15, which could mean better data access for parental control apps.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 2

iOS 15 includes an EXIF data viewer, Password Authenticator, more

Apple's new iOS 15 update contains a number of smaller features and changes, such as an EXIF data reader for Photos and a baked-in password authenticator.

Malcolm Owen 5 years ago 5

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WWDC Highlights: FaceTime SharePlay, Shortcuts on macOS, iPadOS multitasking, and more on the AppleInsider podcast

Stephen Robles 5 years ago 3

Developers will have greater control of refunds with iOS 15

In a change introduced at the 2021 WWDC, developers will soon be able to manage refunds using in-app tools and access to new APIs using iOS 15.

Wesley Hilliard 5 years ago 0

Apple won't force updates to iOS 15 from iOS 14

Future updates to iOS will be offered as two options, letting users choose to gain all the new features in iOS 15 or solely security updates on iOS 14.

William Gallagher 5 years ago 9

Privacy and security war will go on for years, says Craig Federighi

Maintaining security and privacy for Apple's users will be a "battle we will be fighting for years to come," according to SVP of software engineering Craig Federighi.

Malcolm Owen 5 years ago 5

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