I hope you don't mind me being a little forward here, but have you ever received an unsolicited nude?
Um... Yes. Really? Yeah. Oh my goodness.
Doesn't that happen to everybody? No. Why am I asking people about this?
Well, it has to do with something Apple just revealed, but you're probably not aware of.
Look at this. These are all the features that are going to be coming in Apple's upcoming OS releases,
and many weren't even announced in their latest keynote. And so what it is, is I had Steven take a look
through the whole list, find some of the most interesting features, and I'm going to see what people think about them.
Appreciate it? Yes. I guess that was not great.
Well, it was unsolicited, that's for sure. Well, I'm sorry you had to deal with that,
but you won't anymore with iOS 17. If somebody sends you a nude,
you can set it up to blur them and block them before you accidentally open them.
That sounds smart. Setting somebody unsolicited nude is a form of sexual assault,
and I think it's great that they're trying to make people safer from doing that. Wait, that's only on iOS though.
It's not. All of Apple's devices across the board will be safe.
Adults can set the system to blur photos with nudity, requiring confirmation to reveal it.
Meanwhile, parents can set their child's phone to require a confirmation three times
with tons of warnings and explanations, including a prompt to talk to a grown-up.
It seems like Apple has fixed unsolicited nudes then,
and the major quality of life improvements don't stop there. You deal with lots of two-factor codes, don't you?
A lot, yes. What you're going to be able to do now is all the two factors that are in your messages or email,
you can just auto clear them out. That would be nice, yeah. Yeah, that would be useful.
There have been days where half of the messages are two-factor authentication.
And then you forget to delete them and they kind of get thrown down the list
to ever be seen again until you get one more. If you get a code in your email app,
it'll also now do an auto-populate fill code option. The biggest issue with two-factor authentication.
Okay, I need to go switch to my Gmail app. Oh, I'm in the wrong Gmail. Now I need to find the email
because for some reason that's not in priority. What is a two-factor authentication email not priority?
We hit a nerve. Live speech allows users to type what they want to say to have it spoken out loud
during phone and FaceTime calls, as well as in-person conversations.
Is this going to let me talk to less people? Because that's what I want.
This is better than talking, certainly. It's for if you tragically lose your voice.
That's actually probably quite useful. It uses personal voice based on 15 minutes
of reciting phrases to imitate your voice. For in terms of machine learning,
that's a very impressively small amount of time. It's like slightly creepy, but it's pretty good.
Writers here aren't going to have to host videos anymore. That sounds just like you.
Thank you. Oh, you're... me. I'm creating a personal voice with my iPhone.
Are we combining a voice? We'll see what happens. Partly, as a result, most presidents
enjoy vacations outside of the White House. This is the common name of a group of plans
with large, handsome flowers. Would you mind if I picked you up a little earlier?
Handsome? It's one of several accessibility-focused features in iOS 17, which were detailed last month.
It means that those with cognitive, vision, or motor impairments can now more easily
do many things most of us take for granted. Hand clock.
What's going on in Apple Music, though? Collaborative playlists.
Oh, so you can make a playlist with your friends? You know, you can cross-feed your tunes
on iPadOS and iOS. You couldn't do that before? No.
But you could on iTunes. Yes. Yeah, that's how we go. Just didn't get to that, you know, box on the list.
It's tough, yeah. So they're finally adding the features that Spotify's had for years?
Now, Apple Music isn't getting all the attention, though. Fitness Plus gets some improvements
with custom workout plans and stacks, which are essentially playlists to queue up your videos.
And you do crosswords? I love crosswords. In Apple News Plus now, do them digitally.
Wow. My grandmother was a crossword person. Well, your grandmother and maybe you
can now do crosswords at Apple News Plus. I actually might use that app now.
Apple Maps now shows EV charger availability in the US.
Please come to Canada. Thank you. We wanted that so much on the way down and back from Texas.
So there's a feature called Visual Lookup, and you can pause the video, hold an object,
and then search it just in your phone. For clothing or shopping.
I can see that being handy. I hope we can figure out like what brand
and outfit it is or like shirts from. Apple Home has activity history.
You can more easily sign into an already set up device with this magic orb.
And Find My now lets you share air tags and any other accessories with up to five other people.
Excellent. My wife has an ember travel mug,
and we were traveling with it. And do you want to know what kept happening every time we stopped?
We've discovered that this device is traveling with you.
It could see your location. Yeah, of course. Because she's in my family.
She's right there in the Find My app. One thing I'm particularly concerned about
is this notification interaction. Before, simply tapping would take you straight to the app.
Now look. This is so much worse. I have to do extra taps.
Not everyone will be getting these updates. iOS 17 will not run on the iPhone 8, 8 plus 10 and older.
macOS Sonoma drops almost all 2017 Mac releases.
And even if your Mac gets Sonoma, many of the coolest features are exclusive to Apple Silicon.
The A9 powered iPad Pro and 5th generation are left out to dry.
But those that do get updated will enjoy USB webcam support now.
I guess that would be useful if I were like doing a field recording or something like that.
That's handy. Cool. That's how it always should have worked. Mercifully, all currently supported Apple Watches will get WatchOS 10.
And they get some notable changes. You know the grid view?
Yeah. It's different. It's now like, it's a scroll. So it scrolls a little easier.
It scrolls, yeah. Control center, by the way, you can summon it from any app on Apple Watch now,
just by hitting the side button. It is no longer the app switcher. Before you had to swipe from the bottom, right?
But you could only do it when you're in the watch face. I've never noticed that because I've never done it.
And now what do you think now that I've made you notice that? I hate it. And they're fixing it.
So yes. You can also summon your watch from your phone. So now you can beep your phone from your watch.
You can have to do the reverse. Fight university, okay. If you lose your watch.
And look, there's even a new Snoopy watch face everyone loves.
Do you have an Apple Watch? No, but that might make me buy one. The Snoopy watch face, that's all I care about.
That's all my mom cares about. That's a very iconic watch face.
Even horologists love Snoopy. Every time you look at it, it's like doing something different.
He's like catching a Frisbee or he's surfing.
This is the best. Apple TV also gets a couple of nice updates with an enhanced
dialogue option for those who use the second gen home pods.
There's better Dolby vision support, VPN support, remote finder on your iPhone.
Yay. And video recording for karaoke. Would you try it?
I mean, maybe once to have fun with friends. Like if you have friends over, then you could all kind of do it together.
Okay, so you have to use your iPhone as the camera. Yeah, but it's hooked up to your Apple TV, your continuity camera.
Okay. And let's not forget all the stickers. You can literally take a live photo, which is a video.
Just hold on a subject in the video. It'll take that off the background in its animated state
and turn that into a sticker. That's life changing indeed.
I wish I had that. And that's it. That is until people start discovering weird obscured changes
as they play with the beta over the next few months. You wonder what surprises the Vision Pro has?
Like that head strap. What's up with that?
Looks... Looks like everyone had something to say about Apple's unannounced features.
But I can't get them to say more. We tried very hard to get everyone's text to speech to work,
but the phone couldn't handle it and failed to process.
So now you will have to hear my robotic voice forever more.
Thanks for voicing this Mac Address, iPhone. If you think that I should continue to talk through this,
give this video a like. And if you prefer my actual voice, then you should subscribe.
In the comments let me know what new OS feature you're most looking for.