Apple is releasing iOS 16 to iPhones on September 12th

Today, Apple announced that it was releasing its latest operating system, iOS 16, on September 12th.It originally reported the free overhaul last June during its Overall Engineers Meeting 2022 and delivered a public beta in July. (Unfortunately, the release of iPadOS 16 has been delayed despite the fact that, traditionally, the two operating systems are released together.)

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As a result, the plethora of features that will come with the update won’t be much of a surprise. They start with a variety of improvements to the lock screen, including the ability to add widgets and customize its look and a new way of presenting notifications. You will be able to edit and recall sent messages (with some limitations), utilize the new iCloud Shared Photograph Library to share photographs with your family, and utilize the Live Text element to pull text from recordings as well as photographs, with new capacities added.

The new operating system is perfectly timed to be introduced along with Apple’s latest iPhones, the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, which will be available for preorder on September 9th and available in stores on September 16th.

In the interim, in the event that you weren’t willing to introduce a beta rendition of iOS 16 on your current iPhone — on the grounds that, all things considered, betas are formally incomplete — you will not need to stand by for lengthy to exploit these redesigns.

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