Changes to the new iPhone and iPad apps … here are the details

Apple is expected to announce new updates for the iPhone and iPad devices with the upcoming operating system versions “iOS 16” and “iPadOS 16”, which the company is expected to announce. The keynote address at the WWDC 2022 developer meeting is scheduled for June 6, according to CNBC.

Changes made to the iPhone include updates to notifications, news, and health apps.

Apple introduced new changes to last year’s announcements, including the option to summarize them at a specific time of the day and a new focus on restricting the announcements you see at specific times. The Bloomberg Press Processor is expected to receive new voice features.

CNBC reports that Apple will add new items to the lock screen with support for “open” screens on the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro.

This will allow you to see the icons on your iPhone even if you are sitting at your desk. Currently, the iPhone screen is dark when not in use.

Apple often releases its latest iPhones in the fall, so it may take months for consumers to purchase phones that can use this feature.

The report also said that Apple will add new multitasking options to the iPad. Last year, it made it easier to run two apps side by side, but some people who want to do more with their iPad always prefer the option of running more apps on different windows, just like they do on their Mac.

Apple usually announces new software at this event, and then in the fall releases a beta version for all users to try out before releasing the final version.

Bloomberg said the company may also announce new MacBook Air laptops at the event.