iPhone fans could not contain their excitement for the upcoming release of iOS 17, which is packed with exciting new features and improvements.
Apple discussed these features at WWDC 2023, but unfortunately, we might not see some of them for the first update of iOS 17. The earliest version of the operating system is expected to be available in September.
iOS 17 Features We Won't See in September
When iOS 17 launches in September, Apple has confirmed the inclusion of several exciting features. However, there are a few additions that won't be part of the initial release but are worth anticipating.
Journal App
One highly-anticipated feature is the Journal app, set to be a remarkable addition to iOS 17. Unfortunately, it won't be available right away. With the Journal app, iPhone users gain a fresh perspective on appreciating life and capturing memories., according to 9to5Mac.
Using machine learning, the app will suggest moments worth remembering based on various factors, such as photos, music, workouts, and more. Apple plans to introduce the Journal app "later this year," making it a highly anticipated addition for users seeking a more personalized and meaningful experience.
AirDrop's Most Anticipated Update
iOS 17 introduces significant updates to AirDrop, enabling seamless content sharing and a more streamlined experience. Users will benefit from the ability to swap numbers using NameDrop and initiate sharing by simply bringing two devices close to each other.
Apple also showcased an exciting feature at WWDC: the ability to continue transfers over the internet even if the devices move away from each other. This enhancement ensures secure and high-quality transfers, provided both the sender and recipient are signed in to iCloud. However, this particular upgrade for AirDrop transfers will become available "later this year," promising a more convenient sharing experience.
Collaborative Playlists in Apple Music
Apple Music enthusiasts have something to look forward to with iOS 17. Although not initially included, the ability to create collaborative playlists will soon be introduced. Users can invite friends to contribute to a playlist, enabling a collaborative and interactive music experience.
With this feature, friends can add, reorder, remove songs, and express their reactions through emoji in the Now Playing interface. While collaborative playlist support won't be available in the initial iOS 17 release, Apple has confirmed its arrival "later this year," promising an enhanced way to enjoy and share music with others.
It might take some time for us to test them out, but it will be worth the wait once they arrive on iOS 17 later this year. For now, check Tech Times' latest report about an upcoming iOS 17 feature that can allow iPhone users to change their old passcode in just 72 hours.
