The 5 most exciting new iPhone features coming in iOS 15

 A few days before the iPhone 13 hits stores on September 24, Apple will officially release iOS 15 with a ton of new features. IOS 15 will arrive on September 20th and will be available as a free update for both iPhone users.
Originally launched at WWDC earlier this year, iOS 15 added new features and numerous performance enhancements. And while iOS 15 may reasonably lack the single killer feature, the update still has a number of mandatory new features that could make it an exciting release. And looking at what WWDC was like more than three months ago, there’s a good chance of forgetting what iOS 15 brought to the table. In light of this, we've compiled a list highlighting some of the more exciting iOS 15 features coming to the iPhone.

Top 5 Features of IOS 15

• Advanced text selection

Fortunately, the Magnification Loop is making a winning comeback with iOS 15. Apple released it with iOS 1 with and the option was one step behind in user design. With iOS 15, Apple writes that users will be able to select exactly the text they want "with an advanced cursor that magnifies the text you are viewing."

• Share play

SharePlay is arguably the most anticipated iOS 15 feature. Unfortunately, this will not come with the first iteration of iOS 15. Instead, it will be shipped a few weeks later so Apple can fix a few outstanding concussion and performance issues.
Once this is reduced, SharePlay must change the way you use your iPhone. The feature will allow users to share media across FaceTime and across devices simultaneously. In other words, iPhone users will be able to watch movies and listen to music at the same time as other Apple users. Note that the feature is cross-platform, which means iPhone users will be able to share content with Mac and iPad users.
When SharePlay finally arrives, apps that will provide built-in support for features include Disney +, ESPN +, HBO Max, Hulu, MasterClass, Paramount +, Pluto TV, TickTock, Twitch, and more.
In addition, SharePlay will eventually allow users to share their screens with loyal users. This will make customer support calls with friends and family less frustrating.

• Focus mode

Focus on iOS 15 could very well be the iOS 15 feature you use the most. As the name implies, the focus feature enables users to set up different focus modes for specific types of use-case scenarios. For example, you can set up a "work mode" for your iPhone that temporarily doesn't show you push notifications from EPSN, Facebook, or other entertainment apps. Similarly, you can set up a "sleep mode" where job notifications are off and only texts from family and friends are displayed.

• Drag and drop on the app

The ability to drag files between apps in iOS 15 is a feature game-changer. Eventually, iPhone users will be able to do basic things like drag a picture from the Photos app and paste it into an email.

• FaceTime Voice Isolation

With iOS 15, Apple is definitely trying to outperform Zoom. During the COVID epidemic, Zoom quickly became a household name. Instead, it compares how much FaceTime lacks.

As a result, Apple is adding several new features to FaceTime on iOS 15. One of the more interesting new features is voice isolation. In short, Apple has added technology capable of disconnecting the user's voice during a phone call. The feature relies on machine learning and can reduce ambient background and ambient noise.
FaceTime iOS 15 will also make it possible for iPhone users to video chat with Android and Windows users.

• Live text

OCR isn’t new, but including it in iOS 15 would certainly seem like magic. The iOS 15 Live Text feature lets users select and copy-paste text from images. Live text will work not only on new photos but also on existing photos in your photo library. The feature will work in seven different languages, including English, Chinese, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Apple adds: "Your picture contains a wealth of information ranging from memorable places to handwritten family recipes."