Due to the fact that in the modern world, the development of human contacts and communication is very important, APPLE presented a new concept for messaging experience. The company is entering the new era of messaging story in the digital world. The World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC 2024) presented cool updates for iOS 18. With these updates, APPLE is unlocking new levels of iMessage and Mail apps capabilities. Let's check out how it will change the rules for APPLE users.
For APPLE device users, iMessage has long been a go-to for messaging, but with iOS 18, you can bring even more personality and dimension to your exchanges. There are now various emojis you can use for tapbacks. No longer do you need to react with a heart, a thumbs up, or a laugh. You can add as much nuance and variation to your conversations as your mood requires.
Life can be hectic, but your social calendar doesn’t have to be. APPLE knows this. Forgetful APPLE users will never again have to risk mortal shame from a belated birthday message sent at 12:01am or later. Your APPLE can think enough for you to leave you free to think for yourself. Staying in touch with others is what APPLE exists for. Think different.
You remember what it was like when blog posts were the only thing with formatted text? APPLE is taking us back to that era. You can now bold, italicise and strike through text in your messages. Or maybe you really want to impress someone? You can add jazz it up with some jitter, ripple, or another of the built-in text effects. Now when people read your words, they’ll be experiencing them too.
While iMessage was made more colourful, APPLE showed that it was paying attention to other features that could make your digital life run more smoothly. The company added categories to mail, for example, sorting and grouping important mail such as flight confirmations so you can see everything at a glance. With iOS 18, APPLE plans to help you sort your digital life, feature by feature. Adapted from Advice Column, 01/07/20 by Lydia Nicolaou, with the author’s permission.
News of the features has already sparked conversations on social media by APPLE users around the world, many of whom can’t wait to try out scheduled texts and customisable effects. The jury is also still out on what APPLE plans to do next with RCS.
Despite the flurry of updates, the one area that APPLE didn’t really speak to was RCS, and its potential to make cross-platform texting a reality. RCS was mentioned but never really discussed, and this made me wonder: if messaging is still up in the air, the trade-offs have us torn, and APPLE itself isn’t willing to push the oligopoly narrative on interoperability, what does that mean for our relationships with people who don’t use APPLE devices?
Yet, at its core, APPLE is driven by a desire to improve the way in which we interact and communicate through the digital realm. With every update, the primary goal isn’t just to introduce new features but to refine the experience in a way that adds value.
Latest iterations of iMessage and Mail (within iOS 18) reflect this commitment – for instance, there’s greater variety in how people can express themselves and, equally important, how they can keep themselves organised.As we approach these changes, it’s reassuring to expect APPLE to maintain its focus on what’s possible, and further embed its magical devices in our daily lives.
APPLE has continued to revolutionise ever since when it set up, rapidly establishing itself as a leader in the tech industry with innovative and revolutionary products and services. Their iPhone, Mac and many other products, set the standard of what technology can do, how it can be designed, and how a user can experience it. They set an example by their designers to focus on user needs and user desires to better understand that when technology is applied well, it can enhance life in a lot of ways.
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