Apple announces iOS 15 at its Worldwide Developers Conference

Apple announces iOS 15 at its Worldwide Developers Conference: FaceTime gets huge upgrade that includes 3D audio, a grid view that takes on Zoom and SharePlay feature

  • Apple announced its new iOS 15 at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference
  • FaceTime received the largest update since being rolled out in 2010
  • iOS15 includes 3D audio, portrait mode that blurs backgrounds and a grid view
  • Users can watch movies and listen to the same music as others in FaceTime
  • This is possible through SharePlay that users just a send a link to connect

Apple has given users the first look at its new iOS 15 at the tech giant’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

The new operating system is packed with FaceTime improvements that includes 3D audio, portrait mode that blurs backgrounds and a grid view that lets users speak to multiple people at once.

FaceTime calls are also supported on Windows and Android devices through a browser, providing the first time this service has been made available on different platforms.

Users can also watch and listen to the same movies and music with friends through the new SharePlay.

The new operating system is packed with FaceTime improvements that includes 3D audio, portrait mode that blurs backgrounds and a grid view (pictured) that lets users speak to multiple people at once

‘For many of us, our iPhones have become indispensable,’ SVP of Software Engineering Craig Federighi said during Apple’s livestreamed WWDC.

‘Our new release is iOS 15. It’s packed with features that make the iOS experience adapt to and complement the way you use iPhone, whether it’s staying connected with those who matter to you most. 

‘Finding the space to focus without distraction, using intelligence to discover the information you need, or exploring the world around you.’ 

iOS 15 is revamping FaceTime, which was introduced in 2010, with new features that aim to better connect users.

The service will be available in Portrait Mode, which blurs your background similar to how the feature works with photos that makes the individual more prominent in the scene.

SharePlay is also a new update that allows users to enjoy the same movie or music using just their iPhone or iPad.

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