- iOS 18 introduces playful bezel animations and seamless bilingual typing.
- iPhone 15 Pro gains interactive flashlight controls and new charging limit options.
- macOS Sequoia features nostalgic wallpapers, while Vision Pro integrates better with keyboards.
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) showcased major advancements and products, but the real magic lies in the smaller updates. iOS 18 brings delightful bezel animations when pressing side buttons, hinting at future solid-state buttons, and allows users to type in two languages simultaneously, improving autocorrect accuracy.
iPhone 15 Pro users will enjoy new interactive flashlight controls with swipes to adjust brightness and beam shape. Additionally, macOS Sequoia features charming “Macintosh” animated wallpapers, and Vision Pro’s software now lets users see their keyboard in virtual environments, enhancing productivity.
Other updates include voicemail transcriptions directly in notifications and more granular charging limit options on iPhone 15 devices, giving users better control over battery health. While exploring these beta features is exciting, remember to back up your devices and be cautious of potential bugs
