Apple shared a video today highlighting 17 big (and little) things from WWDC today. Check out the list below:
NameDrop: A feature for easily sharing information with contacts.
Contact Poster for FaceTime Calls: A feature that allows users to design and redesign their contact poster which will show up when they call or FaceTime.
FaceTime Message: If someone misses a FaceTime call, users can leave a FaceTime message.
Switching from iPhone to Apple TV: The video demonstrates how users can easily switch from iPhone to Apple TV during a FaceTime call.
Find My Pinging: A feature for locating lost items, including the Siri remote.
Stickers from Personal Photos: Allows users to create stickers from their photos.
Suggestions from Photos, Music, Locations, Workouts: Reflect on your day with suggestions from your photos, music, locations, and even workouts.
Topographic and Offline Maps: Users can take topographic and offline maps with them on a long ride.
Check In: Automatically lets a friend know when you get home.
Adaptive Audio: Keeps your attention on the important sounds around you.
Multiple Timers and Widgets: Now available on all your devices, including the new MacBook Air.
Game Mode on Mac: A feature for gaming on Mac.
Standby Mode for iPhone Charging: Turns iPhone into a simple clock, a music player, or even a live scoreboard when charging.
Live Voicemail Screening: Allows users to screen their calls with Live Voicemail.
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