Apple Releases Updates for all their OS @ WWDC 2021

Apple is full of surprises @WWDC21

A behemoth of updates has been unleashed on us by apple to enrich our lives further and bring more simplicity and ease of use to all their products.

iPhone is getting iOS 15, with some serious improvements to Maps, FaceTime, Privacy, and one of my favourites Live text and so much more.

iPadOS 15 will be packed with updated features like Multitasking, oh iPad finally gets iPhone like widgets and folder like options and the ultimate killer feature is Universal Control....OMG you are going to love this, you have to watch to understand how ground breaking this feature truly is.

Siri finally goes offline across all devices, it can understand you and perform tasks without internet connection.... 🕺 🕺 🕺 🕺 🕺

FaceTime the most secure video calling application out there gets a cross platform link via a secure link that can be share with an Android, Windows Pc while retaining its renowned security and privacy features end to end encryption on all connected devices.

Apple Watch gets an update too, Mac OS update is called Monterey. Press play and watch the beautiful introduction of new possibilities with your existing gadget.

#apple #iPhone #Mac #iPad #Apple Watch #AppleTV

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