Apple’s iOS 15 is finally here after over three months of beta testing, and the company has officially updated its iOS 15 features page to highlight some additional information about the software update. So let’s dive right into it.
In addition to revealing that Find My network support for AirPods Pro and AirPods Max has been delayed until “later this fall,” Apple stated that the new OS version would allow its users to seamlessly switch between phone numbers in the middle of an iMessage conversation on an iPhone with Dual SIM support. The handsets supporting this include iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, and newer models.
The stable version of the OS also brings support for the Japanese language in the list of new Voice Control languages and the addition of Singapore for countries with air quality maps in the Weather app on iOS 15.
The latest OS version for Apple’s device will also bring a new SF Arabic system font. In India, users can choose from up to 10 of their most recently used UPI payment apps when they scan UPI QR codes using the Camera app for merchant payments.
Coming to the changes brought in the Maps app, Apple has now removed wording from the iOS 15 features page that said the app would switch to a 3D road-level perspective when approaching a complex interchange. It might be that the Cupertino tech giant has wholly abandoned the feature.
Apple labelled iCloud Private Relay as a beta feature last month; however, with the stable release of the iOS 15, it’s announced that while using the Private Relay, some websites may have issues like showing content for the wrong region or requiring extra steps to sign in.
The latest OS version is compatible with the same iPhones as iOS 14, including older devices like the original iPhone SE and iPhone 6s.
