Speaker 1: Our next release, iOS 17 delivers more expressive communication, simplified sharing, more intelligent input, and all new experiences for your iPhone. Let's begin with some major updates to three apps that are central to how you communicate with people every day. Phone, FaceTime, and messages. The phone app is essential to the iPhone experience. Some of our most special moments start with a phone call and [00:00:30] we're making a big update to the phone app this year. First, we're giving you a brand new way to express yourself. With personalized contact posters, you get to customize exactly how you're represented when you give people a call. Contact posters feature beautiful treatments for both photos and mimo, paired with eye-catching typography and in Chinese and Japanese. The new layout with vertical text looks incredible. This rich new visual identity [00:01:00] doesn't just show up in calls. It's also part of your contact card, so you'll have a consistent look across the places where you communicate and share with posters you are in control.
Speaker 1: Customizing your poster works a lot like personalizing your lock screen. Decide on the image, font and color. The possibilities are endless and when calls come your way, whether they're from your neighbor, your friend, or your boss, they're [00:01:30] going to stand out in a whole new way. And for developers, this all works with call kit. So posters will appear for calls placed via third party VoIP apps too. Next, we have a powerful new feature to help you make a more informed decision about when to answer an incoming call live voicemail. Sometimes when a call comes in from an unknown number, it's hard to know whether it's one you want to pick up. Now when someone calls you and leaves a message, you'll see [00:02:00] a live transcription in real time as they speak. If it's something you wanna address right away, you can pick up the call to talk to them right then and there.
Speaker 1: This is great for calls from friends and family too. Imagine you get a phone call while in a meeting and wanna know whether it's something urgent or if it can wait until the meeting is wrapped. You'll see the voicemail right on your screen so you can decide whether to step out and take the call thanks to the power of the neural engine live. [00:02:30] Voicemail transcriptions are handled on device preserving your privacy, and there's another type of call getting a big update, FaceTime, where we've added one of our most requested communication features. Now, when you call someone on FaceTime and they aren't available, you'll be able to leave a message. So whether you're just calling to say, Hey, I wanna share a precious moment, you can record a message so that they can enjoy it later. Next, to tell you about some updates [00:03:00] to another way we'd love to share and communicate every day. Here's Kim
Speaker 2: Messages is the way we stay connected with the people who matter most. To start, let's quickly cover some key improvements that make using messages even faster and more convenient. First search is more powerful and precise with the addition of search filters. So now you can start a search and then add additional terms to narrow the results to find exactly what you're looking for [00:03:30] Next, A new catchup arrow in the top right of your conversation lets you jump to the first message you haven't seen. It's perfect on busy days when the group chat is blowing up. We've also made replying inline faster than ever just swipe to reply on any bubble and for those times when you get an audio message but you aren't able to listen right away, they're now transcribed so you can read them in the moment and listen later. Finally, location sharing now lets you keep track of your friend's location directly in the conversation.
Speaker 2: [00:04:00] Next, I'd like to share an important new feature for those situations where you wanna let a loved one know you made it back home safely, check in whether you're walking home after dark or going for an early morning run. You can start check in with a family member or friend to let them know when you get home safely. As soon as you arrive, check-in automatically detects that you're home and lets your friend know. But if something unexpected were to happen while you're on your way, it can recognize that you're not making progress towards your destination and check in with you. [00:04:30] And if you don't respond, it can automatically share useful information such as your current location and the route you took. You'll also be able to see your battery level and cell service status so they know if you might be able to take their call and any information shared with your friend is end-to-end encrypted.
Speaker 2: So that's check-in an easy way to feel reassured that your loved ones have your back. We also have an updated design for how you get to all your iMessage apps. They used to live above your keyboard and now they're gracefully tucked [00:05:00] away given your conversations. This sleek new look with just a tap of this new plus button, you'll see all the things you send the most like your photos, audio messages, and location. And when you swipe up, you'll see all your iMessage apps there too. Also, inside this menu is something you are going to love a brand new stickers experience. Let me show it to you by tapping the plus button and then tapping stickers. You'll see the brand new drawer that brings all [00:05:30] my stickers into one place like my recently used stickers emoji and any sticker packs I've downloaded and we've made all emoji into stickers, I can peel and stick an emoji sticker and I can rotate and resize it too.
Speaker 2: Last year we introduced the ability to lift a subject from the background of your photos, and now those subjects can be turned into stickers by the new live stickers tab. I [00:06:00] see all the stickers I've made with my own photos. Let me show you how I made these. I'll tap the plus button, I can pick any one of these photos and turn it into a sticker and check this out. When I tap on the live Photos tab, I see all of the live photos that will make great animated stickers. Why don't we make a sticker out of this one and just like that, it gets added right into [00:06:30] my live stickers tab. From there, I can send my sticker in line or peel and stick like this. You can also add effects to live stickers when you tilt your phone and messages, they really come to life. Best of all, you can now react to messages by adding stickers directly to any bubble from the tap back menu. And the fun doesn't stop in messages. We've added stickers system [00:07:00] wide, so you can access your full sticker collection in markup and anywhere you can access Emoji today, including in third party apps. So that's messages now fact to Craig.
Speaker 1: These updates to messages, FaceTime and phone will enhance the way we communicate every day. iPhone provides many ways to share content with others and we have some exciting updates to how we share with airdrop. [00:07:30] Airdrop makes it easy to share a file with a colleague or send photos to a friend in seconds. And this year we're expanding how you can use airdrop to share in all new ways. Starting with how you swap your number with someone new today, you either hand your phone to them or one of you dictates your information while the other types it. Now there's a better way name drop. With name drop, you can just bring your phones close together. You'll see the same contact [00:08:00] poster we talked about for phone calls, and you can easily choose the phone numbers and email addresses you wanna share along with it and share them just like that.
Speaker 1: And to make exchanging contacts even more convenient, you can use Name Drop with an iPhone and an Apple watch too. And we're also using this same gesture to make it easier than ever to airdrop content and even kickoff shared experiences. When you wanna share the stunning photos you took on your latest adventure, [00:08:30] again, just bring your phones close together. It's that simple. And for those times when someone is sending over a ton of photos or a large video file and you need to step away, you can now leave airdrop range and your content will continue to send securely in full quality over the internet. You can also bring your devices together to instantly kick off a shared activity using share play like when you're going for a run and wanna share some music [00:09:00] to stay on the same beat. And for developers, this will work automatically for apps that support share play.
Speaker 1: So you can bring your phones together to watch the same live stream on Twitch or jump into a coding game together with ah Maji, it's never been easier to share. Next, let's talk about some enhancements that will make text input even more intelligent with the keyboard and dictation, iOS 17 brings big updates to the [00:09:30] intelligence in the keyboard that improve the experience every time you type. It starts with the feature at the core of typing accurately on iPhone autocorrect. Autocorrect is powered by on-device machine learning and over the years we've continued to advance these models. The keyboard now leverages a transformer language model, which is state of the art for word prediction, making autocorrect more accurate than ever and with the power of Apple silicon [00:10:00] iPhone can run this model every time you tap A key. Autocorrect is also getting more capable with refreshed design to better support you as you type sentence level.
Speaker 1: Auto corrections can fix more types of grammatical mistakes if an auto correction isn't quite what you wanted. Tapping the underlying word shows what you originally typed with the option to quickly revert back to it. And in those moments where you just wanna type a ducking word, well [00:10:30] the keyboard will learn it too. When it comes to speeding up your typing predictive text already helps you quickly finish, add or change a word, and now you'll get predictions in line as you type. So finishing a word or even the whole sentence is as easy as tapping the space bar and predictions improve based on the phrases and words you use so they're more personalized. Another core part of the keyboard is dictation, which gets a new transformer [00:11:00] based speech recognition model that leverages the neural engine To make dictation even more accurate, these updates make typing on iPhone better than ever last. Let's talk about some exciting new experiences we're bringing to Iowas 17. Starting with a new way to reflect on and relive special moments. Here's a dey to tell you more.
Speaker 3: Being reminded of life's special [00:11:30] moments is a really powerful thing. For instance, we often hear about how much people love watching memory movies created from their photos. So we wanted to create a new way to help people not only remember, but also write about their experiences inspired by rich details from their day, including people, places, activity and even music. In to photos. Today we're excited to introduce journal, a brand new app coming [00:12:00] to iPhone later this year. Journaling is a great way to practice gratitude and has been shown to improve your wellbeing. Journal makes it easy to get started and enjoy these benefits. Using on-device machine learning, your iPhone can create personalized suggestions of moments to inspire your writing. Suggestions will be intelligently curated from information on your iPhone, like your photos, location, music, workouts and more. And you control what to include [00:12:30] when you enable suggestions and which ones to save to your journal.
Speaker 3: And for developers, suggestions will be available as an API so they can be used in their apps too. Some suggestions are personalized and some are reflection prompts. To inspire writing across a range of themes, you can pick any of them to start a new journal entry. Let's look at this one of a trip. It includes where you went, the music you listened to, and photos you took there. You can add these to your journal in one tap, [00:13:00] and when you do, there's even a writing prompt like what was the highlight of your visit. So it's easy to get started. As you capture life's precious moments, you can mark important ones and revisit them later to help you find new insights or set new goals. And to stay consistent, you can schedule notifications for the start or end of your day to remind you to write and to tell you when new suggestions are available. Of course, your suggestions and entries are incredibly personal [00:13:30] and journal is designed to keep them private with on-device processing end-to-end encryption and the ability to lock your journal. No one but you can access it, not even Apple. So that's Journal. And now back to Craig
Speaker 1: Journal will be a great way to preserve rich and powerful memories and practice gratitude. Now I'm really excited to tell you about another new experience coming to iOS 17. [00:14:00] With iPhone in your hand, you have all the information you need right when you need it. We saw an opportunity to create something new and different for those moments. When you set iPhone down, we call it standby. Just by turning iPhone on its side while charging, you get a new full screen experience with Glanceable information designed to be viewed at a distance. Standby is perfect for your nightstand kitchen counter or desk. And with the always on [00:14:30] display on iPhone 14 pro, it's always available when you wake up. It's easy to see the time with a clock and it's easy to personalize. Swipe up to choose from a range of beautiful clock styles. Swipe to the side and you can look back on your favorite moments.
Speaker 1: In photos, standby automatically shuffles through your best shots, taking full advantage of the screen. It also embraces the power of widgets, which are more glanceable than ever. With [00:15:00] a quick swipe on each widget stack, you can see the current weather home controls or your favorite third party widgets. And since these are smart stacks, just like on the home screen, they automatically surface the right information at the right time. Like your schedule before a meeting starts with support for live activities. You can also see the score of the game or when your food delivery is arriving. Siri and standby works great with rich visual results that are easy to view and it's [00:15:30] just as easy to ask to play music or set a timer hands free at night when you're charging iPhone, standby adapts to low light, taking on a beautiful red tone to help you sleep and for each place you charge with MagSafe, standby will remember your preferred view.
Speaker 1: So that's standby. We think it's going to make iPhone even more useful in those moments when you set it down. iOS 17 has many more features, including the ability [00:16:00] to simply say Siri, to activate Siri. And now you can issue back to back commands without needing to say Siri. Again. In maps, you can select an area and download a map to your device to use when you're offline and in photos. The People album is better than ever. It's spotting your favorite people and now can even recognize the cats and dogs that are part of your family too. And that's iOS 17 with big updates to the phone app with new contact posters and [00:16:30] live voicemail messages. Improvements with a new stickers experience. More ways to share with airdrop and improved typing and dictation along with all new experiences like Journal and standby.
Speaker 1: [00:17:00] Mac Os is the heart of the Mac and with Apple silicon, the Mac lineup has never been stronger. Combined with Mac Os, it enables you to be more productive and creative. For our next release, we focused on helping you get even more done. [00:17:30] Now when it came to naming this release, we turned once again to Apple's legendary crack product marketing team. The instructions were simple and explicit. Travel far and wide, leave no stone unturned. Well, as far as we can reconstruct, that search consisted of piling in their microbus, punching in the words awesome vineyard into maps and bee lining straight to one of the most famous wine regions in the world. A place celebrated [00:18:00] by the team, perhaps a bit too much and beloved by millions. Introducing Makos Sonoma, A big new release that will make your Mac more delightful and even more productive. First.
Speaker 1: Many of the features we talked about earlier on iOS and iPad OS are going to be great on the Mac. And Mac os. Sonoma brings a rich set of features that elevate the experience of Makos, starting with stunning new screen [00:18:30] savers that show beautiful slow motion videos of places around the world, like the sweeping skyline of Hong Kong, the sandstone buttes of Monument Valley, and the rolling hills of Sonoma. And when you log in, this imagery settles beautifully into your desktop. Next, let's talk about making your Mac more personal through widgets. Not only are they becoming more powerful, they're also now available [00:19:00] somewhere new. Let's take a look before widgets on Mac, were available here in notification center, but sometimes you wanna see information at a glance while you're using your Mac. Now you can by simply bringing your widgets right into view Here on the desktop, I love to catch a glimpse my favorite photos throughout the day and weather too.
Speaker 1: And I can put these anywhere. So let's add shortcuts here to the bottom left [00:19:30] to make sure widgets aren't distracting while you're working with apps. We also came up with a way to make them glanceable without feeling intrusive. If I open up mail, my widgets instantly fade into the background so I can focus on the task at hand. If I switch my wallpaper, you'll see the widgets are intelligently tinted based on the color behind them, so they maintain legibility and the look of my desktop. Even the photos widget adapts, [00:20:00] it's really gorgeous to add more widgets. I can bring up the widget gallery where I have all the widgets I know and love on my Mac, but I also have some amazing widgets on my iPhone. And through the magic of continuity, I can now access them all right here on my Mac. So I can see my Apollo for Reddit high coffee and even my car widget.
Speaker 1: I don't need to install these apps on my Mac to use the widgets. [00:20:30] My iPhone just needs to be nearby or on the same wifi network. And just like on iPad and iPhone, widgets on the Mac are now interactive. So you can use your car widget from your iPhone to start cooling off your car. And interactivity can unlock new workflows too. For example, photographers can select photos on their desktop and with a shortcut widget, they can tap into Pixel Meter Pro to apply a signature [00:21:00] look and get them ready to submit for a campaign, all with a single click. And that's widgets on Mac, an entirely new way to personalize your desktop and get things done throughout your day. Next, let's talk about gaming a space where so much action is happening. To tell you more, here's Jeremy
Speaker 4: Apple. Silicon fundamentally changed the game delivering incredible graphics performance [00:21:30] to every Mac. And now tens of millions of Macs can run demanding games with great performance, long battery life, and breathtaking visuals. Presenting an unprecedented opportunity for developers to bring their games to more players than ever before. And since introducing Metal three with powerful new features like metal effects, upscaling, demanding games like Resident Evil Village have seen huge performance gains this year. Mac OS takes the gaming experience even further [00:22:00] with game mode, giving players an edge When performance is measured in precious milliseconds, ensuring the game gets the highest priority on the CPU and gpu. Keeping your background tasks to a lower usage and delivering an optimized gaming experience with even smoother and more consistent frame rates and game mode makes gaming on Mac even more immersive, dramatically lowering audio latency with AirPods and significantly reducing input latency with [00:22:30] Xbox and PlayStation controllers.
Speaker 4: By doubling the Bluetooth sampling rate, providing in-game responsiveness, you can really feel game mode works with any game, including all of these recent and upcoming Mac games. We are so excited to see developers bringing more games to the Mac and to help with that. Metal provides a new game porting toolkit to make it even easier for developers to port their games from other platforms. These new tools enable developers to quickly evaluate [00:23:00] just how well their game could run on Mac. A process that used to take months can now be done in days and they dramatically simplified the process of converting the game shaders and graphics code to take full advantage of the powerful features and performance of Apple Silicon significantly reducing the total development time. And there's another big game coming to Mac this year to tell you all about it. Here's legendary game creator Kojima San from Kojima Productions.
Speaker 5: [00:24:30] Exciting production title. [00:25:00] Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank Kajima Sun. Now let's shift to the ways Mac West will help you be more productive. Starting with video conferencing, we spend a lot of time on video calls, [00:25:30] but when you share your screen, your face and presence can get lost. This year, we have great new ways to help you present remotely. A new video fact called Presenter Overlay elevates your presence by including you on top of the content you're sharing. With small overlay, your face appears in a movable bubble, so it's easy to be seen while showcasing your work. With large overlay, you remain prominent while your shared screen is framed beautifully [00:26:00] Next to you, we separate you from the background and layer your screen in between so you can walk, talk, and move in front of your content. Thanks to the neural engine and apple silicon, you get amazing quality over to Mary.
Speaker 1: We also have a new reactions video effect. When you wanna let others know how you feel, you can add a reaction that seamlessly blends your video with balloons, confetti, hearts, and more. They're fun and have a cinematic quality with depth [00:26:30] and focus, and you can trigger these effects with a gesture. When you're really impressed, two thumbs up brings on a celebratory display of fireworks. You can use these new video effects with any app like FaceTime, zoom teams, WebEx, and more. Next, let's talk about Safari and how we're taking it to the next level. To tell you more, here's Beth
Speaker 6: Safari is the best [00:27:00] way to browse the web. With Mac os, Sonoma Safari is the world's fastest browser. It renders cutting edge websites with amazing speed. Safari is powered by WebKit, which provides incredible technology that is used by over a million apps. We're constantly updating WebKit. In just the past few months, we've added even more features for developers and we're adding even more, including beautiful advancements to typography. Another cornerstone of the safari [00:27:30] experience is privacy. Safari was built from the ground up to protect your privacy and was the first browser to introduce private browsing. This year, we're taking it a step further. Private browsing now locks your private browsing windows when you're not using them. Completely blocks known trackers from loading on pages and removes tracking from URLs as you browse in private browsing. Of course, one of the best ways to protect yourself on the web is with a strong password [00:28:00] or even better a pass key.
Speaker 6: We're now adding the ability to securely share passwords and PAs keys with the people you're closest with. Everyone in a group can add and edit passwords to keep them up to date. Incense sharing is through iCloud key chain. It's end-to-end encrypted. We have another exciting update to help us with profiles. Many of us use Safari for a mix of work and personal browsing and would love a way to separate browsing between topics. Profiles [00:28:30] help you separate your cookies, history extensions, tab groups, and favorites. So you can sign into the same site with your work account and personal account and quickly switch between them. And if you're a student, set up a unique collection of extensions and favorites just for school. Last, we're giving you a faster way to access your favorite sites with web apps on Mac. Let's check them out.
Speaker 6: With web apps, we're elevating the websites you use most often [00:29:00] with some of the same great features. As apps, I use Confluence all the time. I'll make it a web app so it doesn't get lost in my other browsing from the file menu, I can click add to Doc and the title and icon load automatically. When I click add, the icon instantly appears in the doc. Now I can close this window in Safari. When I launch my web app, I get an app-like Experience with a simplified toolbar on Mac. You can create a web app for any website, and developers don't have to do any [00:29:30] extra work for their web app to look great. Web apps are integrated right into my experience on Mac, so I can command Tab to access my Pinterest web app. It also works great with stage mission control, spotlight, and other ways you access apps. You can get notifications too. So Instacart can let me know my order's been delivered and with a click I'm into my Instacart web app. Web apps make it even easier to get to your favorite websites on Mac. Back to you Craig Egg.
Speaker 1: [00:30:00] With profiles, web apps and a huge update to private browsing. Safari is simply the best way to browse the web. And that's Mac os Sonoma featuring more ways to personalize with widgets and stunning new screen savers, new levels of gaming performance and powerful productivity for video conferencing and safari.
