Here are the New Features Presented in IOS 14.5 – Apple has just released the developer version of the iOS 14.5 beta 1 update, after releasing the final version of iOS 14.4. This update brings a number of improvements that Apple aims to make it easier for users to use their devices.
The iOS 14.5 beta 1 update for developers is available with the support of a number of features, one of which is a manifestation of Apple’s efforts to make it easier for iPhone users to unlock their phones even when they’re wearing masks, Unlock with Apple Watch.
This feature allows users to unlock their iPhone with Apple’s smartwatch, without the need to open a mask or enter a passcode. To activate it, users can set it in Settings, Face ID & Passcode and slide the switch to the right on the Unlock with Apple Watch option.
In addition, the iOS 14.5 update also allows users to activate AirPlay 2 for Apple Fitness+ services. This feature is intended by Apple to allow customers to view training sessions to a Smart TV or AirPlay 2 compatible device.
Another feature is dual SIM card support on the 5G network on the iPhone 12 line. With this feature, users can enjoy 5G services in other countries while traveling, without the need to swap primary SIM cards and reset settings.
Users who have updated to iOS 14.5 will also enjoy the ability to use DualSense PS5 and Xbox Series X on iPhone. In addition to the iPhone, this capability can also be used by users on Apple TV via the tvOS 14.5 update.
Meanwhile, when iOS 14.5 is officially released, developers are said to have to request and accept user consent regarding activity tracking across apps and websites, which takes advantage of random ad identifier access.
iOS 14.5 also brings a design change to the Podcasts app, which now comes with episode descriptions and easier access to the Resume button. Apart from that, this design change also allows users to explore different categories they might be interested in.
The iOS 14.5 operating system also comes with a feature that allows Siri to call emergency services via voice commands “Hey SIri, call emergency”. This feature is said to have been available in previous versions of iOS, but is now getting a server-side update.
On the iPad, this update displays the Apple logo in a horizontal orientation when loading in a horizontal device position. iOS 14.5 also brings an emergency alert setting.
To set it up, users need to access Settings, Notifications and scroll down to Emergency Alerts to be precise. Setting it up allows the user to disable the Always Deliver feature, causing the emergency alert to not sound when the phone is set to silent or vibrate ringtone.
iOS 14.5 also offers the option to sort lists in the Reminder app by Due Date, Creation Date, Priority, or Title. Apart from that, users can also take advantage of the option to print this Reminder list.
Source: medcom.id
