News & Reviews:   iOS 15

Other than several new devices announced at the last Apple event, the latest operating system updates including iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and watchOS 8 had made their appearances as well. They are also going to be the earliest "products" to be released to the public. At 1 am on 21 September, users of Apple devices in Malaysia will get to enjoy the latest build of those mentioned operating systems. 

Sorry, Apple fans. Looks like the anticipated SharePlay feature on iOS 15 will be delayed until further notice. The Apple development team just shared the news on its webpage confirming that SharePlay is now disabled in not only iOS 15 but as well as iPadOS 15, tvOS 15 and macOS Monterey beta 6 versions.

Those who signed up for Apple's beta testing program can now download the iOS and iPadOS 15 from the Public Beta website. According to sources, the company had added plenty of new features for the latest iOS.

By now, most Apple fans have read the news about the upcoming iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8 and macOS Monterey. Among all the features, all the operating system share one thing in common which is the Private Relay which lets you see how apps are using permissions that you have granted them. However, the Chinese market won't be benefitting from this at all.

Apple WWDC 2021 just happened past midnight so if you weren't awake to watch it, we got it covered for you. Here, we will be highlighting what to expect on iPadOS 15 which is scheduled to come this Fall (from September onwards). So what's new on iPadOS 15? Let's take a look at the preview.

If you were sleeping soundly throughout the night and missed out on Apple's WWDC event, we got you covered. In this article, we will be focusing solely on the iOS 15 preview and there are a few new updates that are quite intriguing. Without further ado, check out the new iOS 15 features below.

During the WWDC keynote, Apple announced a few new updates on its iOS 15, iPadOS 15, macOS Monterey, and more. One of it that Android users can relate to will be the FaceTime app which previously only available on iOS and Mac devices will now be available on the web for users to call in from an Android devices and Windows PCs. 

If you recall, it was rumoured that iOS 15 could be launching soon. References for the latest version were found recently, so it was suggested that Apple could unveil it during WWDC 2021. Now, sources have even found some of its expected features.

Every year, Apple makes major announcements during its WWDC conference. Most of them are software related and that should be the case for WWDC 2021 too. Interestingly, we may already have an idea of what's to come thanks to recent finds.

Every year, Apple would update its iOS to a new version, which inevitably blocks out older units. Back in November last year, it was already rumoured that iOS 15 might phase out a few older devices. Now, the rumour is back via another source with a little bit more information.