Apple also typically uses its September Keynote presentations to confirm the release date of its next iOS update, which this time will be iOS 15.
This upgrade was announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference on June 7th as the successor to iOS 14. It has an update to notifications that lets you change which apps can bother you based on whether you’re at work, home, or at the gym, for example.
These categories, known as Focus, are synced across all devices so your iPad won’t ring for business calls even on the weekend.
iOS 15 also allows iPhone owners to make FaceTime calls to Android and Windows through a web link, noise cancellation to prevent background noise from ruining your FaceTime audio or video calls, photos are grouped into albums in messages, and new adjustments for Memoji characters.
