According to the latest report, after Apple announced that it will hold the WWDC22 Global Developers Conference on June 7, is expected to release iOS 16 and iPad OS 16 and many other new systems, there are still two months to go, but now there are some rumors about the update. Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman reported this week that iOS 16 will bring an updated notification system, as confirmed by Apple’s latest test software code.
As Gurman describes, iOS 16 will have “considerable across-the-board enhancements, including updates to notifications.” While he didn’t share in-depth details about these changes, 9to5Mac found in the code for macOS 12.4 Developer Preview Beta that Apple is planning to make big changes to the focus mode.
Focus Mode is a feature introduced by iOS 15 and macOS Monterey 12 that lets users manage which apps and notifications they want to see at different times of the day.
With the future rollout of iOS 16 and macOS 13, a new string apple added to the Focus Mode Beta shows a warning message telling users that the selected Focused Mode requires a software update to enable.
Using the allowed list for that focus mode will result in these settings being lost on your other devices with newer software.
A device with newer software has updated that focus mode to use the new configuration that the device does not support. to continue editing notifications on that device, update to the latest software or use an allowed list for that focused mode.
Interestingly, Apple also seems to have been working on new features for Apple News. According to the code for iOS 15.5 Beta, there will be new content in the News app, but iOS 16 will be required. This time, however, Apple has added a new list of devices that can’t update to this new version of iOS, suggesting that the company will be giving up support for some iPhone and iPad models this year.
“Sorry, you need to update your device to see these things.
sorry, news no longer fully supports older devices. ”
Gurman’s latest report also mentions that a new multitasking interface is under development for iPadOS 16, as well as a new health-tracking feature for watchOS 9. iOS 16 is expected to be unveiled at WWDC22 in June, with an official release coming this fall.