iOS 15, iPad OS 15 and WatchOS 8 coming September 20. Who and what exactly will receive?

Check out all the most important information. At the event it organized yesterday, Apple presented not only new smartphones from the iPhone 13 series (be sure to check their prices), but also new Apple Watch 7 watches and the next generation of iPad tablets. You probably guessed that a block dedicated to software could not be missing. Therefore, we got to know a handful of general information about iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and WatchOS 8. In the press releases sent a little later to the press, specifics appeared in the form of the debut dates of the long-awaited updates.

iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8 Launch

From Monday, September 20, iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8 will be available to download and install on all compatible devices. Which ones exactly? iOS 15 will be installed by owners: Simply put: all people whose smartphones have previously received iOS 14 can count on the latest update. It's impressive. The situation will be similar with smartwatches and tablets. If they are now running watchOS 7 or iPadOS 14, they will receive the next software release. iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8 will be delivered exactly like all previous updates. You can check their availability by going to Settings -> General -> Software update.

What's new in iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8?

iOS and iPadOS 15 introduce a handful of new features and visual changes. iPadOS 15 will allow you to place widgets on the home screen instead of displaying them on a dedicated screen. New multitasking controls make it easier to run and control multiple simultaneous applications. Notifications will be redesigned, and the new notification summary view will try to show you the notifications that are most relevant at the moment. iOS and iPadOS 15 also bring some redesigned Apple apps like Safari and Weather. There are also many new or improved AI features throughout the operating system, such as the ability to enter semantic search terms and display relevant pictures. AI-powered digital pan and zoom, called Center Stage, previously exclusive to the iPad Pro, will also come to the iPad Mini. watchOS 8 brings new watch faces and new ways to view and share photos with Apple Watch, as well as improved text editing, support for new smart home features, and new ways to use the Wallet app. The update adds fall detection to cycling mode and improves support for e-bikes, with better detection of human and e-bike work for more accurate calorie burn calculations. Source: AppleDon't miss similar news → Follow us on Google News. Share: RELATED TOPICS Windows 11's first major feature update could debut this summerAndroid promotion! A pack of games and applications to download absolutely for free