Apple has delivered iOS updates in mid-September for the past nine years running.
iOS 15 releases to the general public on Monday, September 20, 2021. In the meantime, find out if your iPhone is compatible with the iOS 15 update.
Past Apple iOS launch dates:
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The Google Home app is used on iPhone to detect and set up smart home devices including the Google Chromecast. Older Chromecast models, such as the first generation may have trouble during setup. There are several steps you can take to help correct the problem, and find the Chromecast in the Google Home app.
To troubleshoot the setup process, make sure the Chromecast has a flashing white LED when plugged into the TV and a power source. Otherwise reboot the Chromecast, or factory reset it by holding the Chromecast button for 20 seconds.
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Walking directions just got a big enhancement on the Apple Maps app. iPhone owners with compatible devices can see where they're going with augmented reality (AR). Maps delivers real-time directions superimposed directly over your iPhone's actual surroundings.
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Autocorrect is one feature of the iPhone that users love to hate. Sometimes the keyboard dictionary helps speed up typing. Other times there are more failures than successes. Over time iOS automatically adds words to its dictionary. Once the iPhone gathers custom words you have typed, they are corrected or suggested in predictive text buttons.
Apple Maps launched AR walking directions with iOS 15. These augmented reality features use the camera to capture your iPhone's surroundings, adding real-time directions onto the live image. Only recent iPhone models are compatible with AR waking directions.
The following iPhone models support AR walking directions in Apple Maps:
