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Just like on the iPhone, you can send a GIF by selecting the magnifying glass icon and either choosing from the trending list or searching for the GIF you want. The Contacts app is finally available on your wrist so you can edit, add, browse and share without pulling out your phone. They do exactly what they say on the tin and you can ping items like an AirTag or find devices signed in with your Apple ID from the Watch.

WatchOS 8 also works in conjunction with the Focus mode on the iPhone, so you can limit distractions coming through or customize modes so only notifications from certain contacts and apps break through. Once you apply the mode on the iPhone it automatically sets it on the Watch as well. It's also supposed to be smart about Focus suggestions, like prompting you to turn on the mode when you start a workout.

I'll need to spend more time with the beta before it can pick up my usage patterns. There are two new workout types you can track: Pilates and tai chi. They use customized heart rate and motion algorithms to better determine your effort than if you traced these workouts using the Other option in the workouts app.

Apple's Fitness Plus also gets a picture-in-picture mode, plus additional workout filters. Apple has also moved the Breathe app into a new Mindfulness app. In addition to animations to help guide your breathing, there's a Reflect app that gives prompts to help focus your thoughts.

I really like the new animations in the Mindfulness app and in the short time I've used them, I've found they do help to focus my attention. Our first look at Apple's iOS 15 update came at the company's virtual Worldwide Developers Conference in June, followed by a developer beta and then a public beta. While we saw a lot of new features arrive this spring and summer with iOS New iOS 15 features include the ability to start FaceTime calls with Android users , easier sharing in iMessage and better directions in Maps.

Keep reading for everything we've learned about iOS 15 so far, including how to download it and some of the biggest new features. The new OS was first available for developers to test and became available to download as a public beta on June At the iPhone 13 event on Sept.

This means you can download the new operating system now if you haven't already here's how. This follows Apple's typical iOS release pattern, with the software typically arriving within a week of an iPhone launch event. And if you've been holding onto the same iPhone since or later, you will likely be eligible to receive iOS One for the rice. Another for the veggies. Start several timers simultaneously and use Siri to give each one a label.

Find your Apple Watch model. Learn more about developing for watchOS. A leap forward. Portrait mode photos from iPhone. Now on your watch face.

New Memories served daily Photo highlights from your Memories and Featured Photos now automatically sync to your watch, serving up something new every day. On This Day July 4, A picture-perfect view The photo collection from your Memories is displayed in a unique mosaic grid, giving you a richer view of your library.

Wear it, show it, share it. Smart home, smarter watch When one of your smart devices is activated, watchOS 8 can automatically make suggestions for others nearby. One room, lots of views Access all your security cameras in the new Camera room. Mission: control Now you can access your scenes more quickly. Status symbols The current status of all your devices is now conveniently displayed at the top of the Home app screen.

A place to hold everything. Home key. No more key under the mat Now you can safely share a digital key with family, guests, or even a contractor. Put your license in your Wallet In select states, now you can have a verified digital ID to present to the Transportation Security Administration at airport security checkpoints. Messages and Mail. Edit on the fly To correct errors in dictation, use the Digital Crown to scroll precisely to the spot in a message you want to edit.

Messaging magic. Another neat new feature is voice isolation, which prioritizes your voice over the surrounding white noise. There's a new grid view that spices the interface up as well as portrait mode that intelligently blurs the background behind you.

Notifications Notifications are finally getting reworked. Aside from scoring larger and more impactful icons that make it easier to see what app is pinging you, Apple is also introducing something called Notification Summary. Basically, it lets you bundle up non-essential notifications from apps you don't care about and have them delivered at a specific time of the day in a beautiful widget to not distract you in the meantime.

That's a great new feature that makes it easy to only get notifications from important apps and eliminate the fluff. This feature works nicely and is honestly a god-send, especially if you have many apps spamming you all the time. Apple's Photos app is taking cues from Google's Lens, scoring OCR Optical Character Recognition and allowing you to isolate text from photos, screenshots, and other images in your gallery.

That's all to the new Live Text feature, which looks like quite an intuitive and useful addition to iOS.