Five Fresh Features in iOS 18.5: From Mail Enhancements to Satellite Support
Five new features are set to enhance your iPhone experience with the upcoming iOS 18.5 update, including enhancements for Apple’s Mail app, a vibrant Pride wallpaper, and seamless purchases in the Apple TV app.
iOS 18.5 Update: Five New iPhone Features Coming Next Week
Apple is set to release iOS 18.5, bringing a few notable enhancements and new features to iPhones in the coming week. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect:
1. Enhancements for Apple’s Mail App
- Visible 'All Mail' Inbox View: The previously hidden 'All Mail' view is now easily accessible from the right edge of the screen.
- Contact Photos Toggle: A new option in the app allows users to quickly show or hide contact photos directly within the Mail app, improving usability for those who prefer a cleaner inbox.
2. New Pride Wallpaper
- Apple has added a new colorful Pride wallpaper to the system wallpapers, continuing its tradition of including special designs for annual occasions like Pride Month.
3. Screen Time Notifications
- Parental Control Alerts: Parents will receive notifications whenever a Screen Time passcode is entered on their child’s device, ensuring that Screen Time limits are not bypassed without parental knowledge.
4. Seamless Apple TV App Purchases
- 'Buy with iPhone' Feature: Users can now authenticate and make purchases within the Apple TV app using their iPhone, extending this seamless experience to third-party TVs and streaming devices.
5. Satellite Features for iPhone 13
- Expanded Connectivity: iPhone 13 users will gain access to carrier-provided satellite features, such as T-Mobile’s Starlink-based connectivity, which was previously limited to iPhone 14 models. However, some specific hardware-dependent features like Emergency SOS via satellite remain exclusive to newer devices.
Overall, iOS 18.5 is a relatively minor update focused on improving existing features and fixing bugs, with more significant changes expected in the upcoming iOS 19 release at WWDC next month.
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