iOS 15 apps: new features in Wallet, Photos, Weather and Apple Maps

Apple today unveiled iOS 15 at WWDC 21. The update will be arriving on iPhones when it is released to the public this fall, with the developer beta coming soon. iOS 15 includes several new features for Wallet, Photos, Weather, and Apple Maps including new animations, graphics, and more.

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iOS 15: new features in Wallet, Photos, Weather, and Apple Maps

After adding credit cards, store loyalty cards, and car keys to Wallet, Apple is continuing to add more capabilities to the app with iOS 15. Starting this fall, keys for everyday places will now be available in the Wallet app. These keys can be for home and work and even hotel keys. Identity cards will also be available in the Wallet app in participating states in the United States. The tech giant is working with TSA to use digital IDs in airports.

iOS 15 wallet

The Weather app is also getting revamped with iOS 15 with a new design for the Weather app shows beautiful new animated backgrounds with precipitation and air quality. These layouts can change depending on conditions like wind, rain, etc. It will also show details on wind speeds, UV index, and barometric pressure.

iOS 15 Weather app

Apple Maps will now offer new details roads, neighborhoods, trees, buildings, and more. New driving features show turn lanes, crosswalks, bike lanes, and traffic conditions. Users will also be able to pin favorite transit lines on iPhone and Apple Watch.

The app is now available in Spain and Portugal, it will also be made available in Australia and Italy later this year. The tech giant is also introducing an AR-based feature in select cities like London, San Francisco, and New York City that allows users to figure out where they need to make their next turn with an augmented reality experience

Apple Maps

The Photos app is receiving Interactive new memories built on the fly and paced on the beat of the music. Apple Music library can be used for a selection of millions of songs. Memory mixes let users quickly remix using filters, music, and more. The looks are not filters but based on the photos and their colors, as well as the music genre and beat.

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