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WWDC 2020: Apple introduces iOS 14 / iPadOS 14

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
June 22, 2020 - 8:17 PM CEST
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Apple has now officially kicked off this year's WWDC 2020 and presented the next big iPhone and iPad operating system as part of the digital keynote - iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.

After some rumors and several leaks The new features in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 have now been officially announced presented. Let's start with iOS 14.

iPhone widgets 

Widgets are a long-awaited feature. The first hints were already available at the beginning of the year in a leaked version of iOS 14. Apple will now finally implement widgets in the next generation of iOS. These will be displayed in different sizes. As part of the update, the design of the home screen will of course also change and make large app libraries much clearer. A new view is also used that makes organizing applications very easy. The apps are automatically organized in the app library. In addition, individual pages can be hidden completely if desired. If you want to sort apps according to your usage pattern, you can rejoice - iOS 14 makes it possible. 

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iMessage & Memojis

Of course, a lot will also be happening in iMessage. This shows that Apple was anything but stingy. The mention function known from WhatsApp will now be part of the next update. In addition, specific people can be addressed directly in a group chat. Frequently used chats can also be pinned. In the Memojis area, there is now a larger selection of hair and headwear, face coverings and age options.

Translator app and Siri in a new look

A new translator will also be part of iOS 14. The app can be used in both online and offline mode and supports a total of eleven languages. Since Apple wants to make the home screen clearer in the future, Siri has also been revised. Accordingly, the smart voice assistant will no longer take up the entire screen in iOS 14. In addition, Siri can now send audio messages and translate other languages. The link is established with the new translator app. 

iOS 14: Picture-in-Picture

Another innovation is the picture-in-picture feature. This will allow iPhone users to watch a video while navigating in another app. The feature has been supported on the iPad for several years now, so it is not entirely new. During playback, the view can also be moved to the side so that only the sound is heard. 

CarKey & CarPlay

A feature that was leaked some time ago is called CarKey. It turns the iPhone and Apple Watch into a car key. Users can unlock, lock and start a compatible car via NFC. The function is based on Apple Pay - the digital car key is stored in Wallet and can be shared with friends via iMessage. The function will initially be introduced for BMW customers starting next month, with the 2021 BMW 5 Series being supported. According to Apple, other car manufacturers will follow next year. CarPlay has new wallpapers and app categories to offer - as Apple confirms.

Apple Maps

Of course, Maps is also being expanded. It is now easier to find restaurants or explore cities. Thanks to iOS 14, the app always has a recommendation ready. Furthermore, cycling is now also added as an option.

Clips in the App Store

App Clips are pop-up applications that users can interact with without downloading an app. They're easier to discover, can be launched from the web, and more. They can be scanned or accessed with the camera and support Sign In with Apple and Apple Pay. They're no larger than 10 MB.

iOS 14 releases standard applications

A particularly important and long overdue step is the free customization of default applications. This means that in the future, users will be able to customize the browser and the default email application. This means that under iOS 14 we have the freedom to choose and can set any email app or browser application as the default app.

Next up is iPadOS 14

While all iPhone features are available on the iPad, Apple's tablet also gets some notable new features. Siri and incoming calls are no longer displayed in full screen mode. But by far the most notable feature is system-wide handwriting recognition. Apple has improved Spotlight search to reflect the Mac experience, with a non-modal search field that floats in the middle of the screen. Users can use a connected keyboard to quickly launch applications or actions - thanks to shortcuts.

Apple Scribble

The Apple Scribble feature focuses on the Apple Pencil. The feature was leaked a few months ago. According to the feature, users can now write in any text field with the Apple stylus and the system automatically converts the handwritten text into typed text. According to Apple, iOS 14 will be available to developers as a beta starting today, while participants in the public beta program will receive the first preview next month. Also interesting: iOS 14: These iPhone & iPad devices are supported (Photo by New Africa / Bigstockphoto)

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