The iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 were announced back at WWDC in June and will bring a horde of new features to your iPhone and iPad.
Apple has announced the iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 will be coming to a wide range of iPhones and iPads on September 20. This is four days ahead of the release of the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro models. Apple announced the new iOS and iPadOS software versions back at WWDC in June, and since then, developers and beta testers have been using the early builds of both software versions. At the iPhone 13 launch event, Apple did talk about the new iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 but it forgot to mention their release dates. But later, the Apple website got updated to show that it is happening on September 20. That is good news for people who are holding onto an old iPhone, as old as the iPhone 6s. After the update, their iPhone is likely to perform better, but the most interesting deal is that it will look new. There is a horde of features and improvements that iOS 15 brings. Notable features include notification summaries, focus modes, live text, and the new Safari browser, the design of which was recently a matter of likes and dislikes. Apple is doubling down on productivity with the new iOS 15 using features such as focus mode that lets you decide what apps and notifications should reach at different times of the day.
