The video provides a detailed overview of the new iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS 14.
The host shares their first impressions of the new iOS 17, highlighting that it doesn't bring any major game changes but does include numerous tweaks and refinements. Notably, the new version supports iPhone 10 and 10s but drops support for iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. The host also mentions a new feature called "Air Drop," which allows users to share their contact posters with others.
In terms of iPadOS 17, the host notes that it's mainly catching up with the iPhone, including a lock screen with widgets and live activities.
The host also discusses the new features in macOS 14, including a game mode that allows games to run more smoothly on Mac computers. They mention that Apple has released a game porting toolkit to facilitate this.
The host also discusses new features in Facetime, noting that users can now leave video messages as voicemails and spice up conversations with effects like Studiolite. They also mention that Facetime can now be moved to a TV if users have an Apple TV 4K.
The host concludes by discussing the new features in Apple Watch, noting the introduction of an extra button and the extension of the Workout feature for outdoor cycling. They also mention the upcoming final releases of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS 14, expected in September.
1. The speaker is giving a preview of what's new in the upcoming iOS, macOS, and other Apple platforms.
2. The public betas of these new versions have been released and tested by the speaker.
3. The speaker found the betas for developers to be quite stable.
4. The speaker mentions that the new iOS 17 can be installed for free on an iPhone 10 or newer.
5. Support for the iPhone 10, 8, and 8 Plus has been dropped in iOS 17.
6. The speaker highlights a new feature in iOS 17 called "Named Drop," which allows users to create a contact poster with data from their photo or an animoji.
7. A new feature called "Long Rest" has been added, which is similar to a bicycle on Android smartphones.
8. The speaker mentions that the new iOS 17 has several new password replacements that are easy to use and are protected with encryption.
9. The speaker discusses the improvements in AirPods functionality in iOS 17, including the ability to switch devices wirelessly and automatically connect to the Mac.
10. The speaker talks about the new standby function in iPhone 17, which allows the phone to charge wirelessly or wired and display various items like clocks, photos, and widgets.
11. The speaker discusses the new features in Facetime, including the ability to leave a voicemail as a video message, add effects, and move calls to a TV if an Apple TV 4k is available.
12. The speaker mentions that Spotify has devised a way to play music on Spotify via an iPhone and send it back to the Home Pod via AirPlay.
13. The speaker discusses the changes in iPadOS 17, including the addition of a lock screen with widgets and live activities.
14. The speaker mentions that MacOS 14 has a new feature called "Game Mode," which is designed to improve the performance of games on Mac computers.
15. The speaker discusses the changes in Safari, including support for web apps and the ability to add frequently visited websites to the desktop.
16. The speaker talks about the changes in Apple Watch, including the addition of an extra button and the redesign of apps and navigation.
17. The speaker discusses the extension of the Workout feature for outdoor cycling in the Apple Watch, including the support for Bluetooth bicycle sensors.
18. The speaker mentions the upcoming final release of iOS 17, macOS 14, TVOS, and watchOS, expected in September.