New iPhone, iPad Upgrade Accidentally Leaked? But, Some Older Models May Not Have It

Apple accidentally leaked new iPhone and iPad upgrades. The latest rumors showed the new enhancements in the tech firm's latest software codes.

Apple has been pretty active when it comes to its gadgets. Previously, Tech Times reported that the manufacturer plans to launch iPhone Health App's sleep tracking tool.

Aside from this, some rumors also claimed that there would be a new iPhone USB-C charger head. Recent speculations suggest that iOS and iPadOS will have unique features, such as the enhanced Focus and News functionalities.

New iPhone, iPad Upgrade Accidentally Leaked?

According to Forbes' latest report, the new iOS 15.5 beta code strings revealed that new enhancements would be integrated into the upcoming iOS 16.

Although the upcoming iPhone system version has not been unveiled by Apple yet, rumors already show what users can expect from it.

Specifically, speculations claimed that iOS 16 would offer more Focus customization options. But, these enhancements might not be available on the iPadOS 15 and iOS 15.

Based on the iOS 15.5 beta string codes, a warning message will appear if the users with iOS 15 devices want to access the new Focus features, as reported by MacRumors.

If this is true, then many Apple consumers with older iPhone and iPad devices will be forced to upgrade. On the other hand, it is also believed that some of the iOS upgrades will be exclusive to the new iPhone 14 models.

Another Leaked iPhone Feature

Aside from the new Focus customization options, Apple critics also spotted another new iPhone feature, which the tech giant manufacturer did not announce.

This is the new text-searching function that is specifically designed to identify printed texts on images. As of press time, some users could already access the new feature.

However, they said that the new function seems to be a beta enhancement. If you want to see more details about the new text-searching feature on iOS 15, you can visit this link.

For more news updates about other leaked iPhone and iPad enhancements, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.

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Written by: Griffin Davis