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After spending two weeks using the beta versions of
watchOS 10,
iOS 17,
iPadOS 17,
macOS Sonoma, and tvOS 17, we discuss our experiences and highlight our favorite new features from each of the updates on this week's episode of
The MacRumors Show.
watchOS 10 is a major update for the Apple Watch, overhauling its entire user interface. The update refocuses the Apple Watch around a scrollable view of widgets, remaps the buttons, and rearranges the
Home Screen of apps. Almost all of Apple's stock apps have received complete redesigns centered around a vertically scrollable view of pages. The update also brings Time in Daylight tracking to Apple Health and adds mood logging to the Mindfulness app.
iOS 17 introduces features like StandBy mode, contact posters, and Live voicemail, while iPadOS 17 makes some meaningful enhancements to
Stage Manager, introduces external camera support, and brings over Lock Screen customization, Live Activities, and the Health app from the
iPhone.
macOS Sonoma adds an integrated video screen saver and wallpaper experience, desktop widgets, Safari web apps, and Game Mode. tvOS 17 is a modest update that redesigns the Control Center and introduces
FaceTime via Continuity Camera.
A large number of new features, like interactive widgets, improved autocorrect, the Messages redesign, offline maps, authentication code autofill,
Apple Music crossfade, Note links, support for multiple timers, video call reactions and presenter overlays, and improved PDF support, come to several of Apple's updated operating systems.
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