Apple just pushed the latest version of iOS 16, iOS 16.3, itself introduced last June and released alongside the iPhone 14 family in the fall. iOS 17 will be released with his iPhone 15 series this year, possibly in September.
iOS 17 won’t be introducing a major visual overhaul, according to this source, which has been reliable in the past when it comes to Apple-related things. Instead, future releases will focus on improving stability and efficiency, as well as support for Apple’s Reality Pro AR/VR headsets.
That’s why iOS 17 comes with a new app specifically for headsets. It’s said to be a similar concept to the Watch app, but with “significantly more functionality.” The Home app seems to be getting better, with a “big change” in the works and more minor “tweaks” to Find My.
Additionally, the Music app will reportedly see some changes related to navigation within it. The Mail app will be “slightly” simplified, and Reminders and Files will be improved, but I’m not sure how. Apparently, we should expect minor changes to the Fitness and Wallet apps as well. The latter may be connected to Apple Pay Later.
It looks like iOS 17 is built to work on 6 devices with Dynamic Islands. Two of which are his iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, which are already available. So it looks like all four of his upcoming iPhone 15 models will feature Dynamic Island, eventually ditching the notch.
According to the rest of the iOS 17 code, all four upcoming iPhones will have USB-C ports, but only two will support USB 3.2 speeds, presumably the Pro and Pro Max. Non-Pro handsets will stay at speeds similar to what you get via Lightning today.
Finally, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is said to have “more advanced” image processing software and a better cooling system compared to the iPhone 15 Pro (this is at least partly due to , possibly made possible by the phone being physically larger). .
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