iOS 17 is loaded with a ton of great features — including a bunch of hidden ones you may have missed. Here are 17 of our favorites!
This story is part of our complete Apple WWDC coverage Apple announced a slew of features coming to your iPhone with iOS 17. The most prominent ones include changes to the Phone, FaceTime, and Messages apps. You can now create beautiful contact cards, share contacts with gorgeous animations, create your own stickers, see practical information through StandBy when the iPhone is charging, and much more.
Listen to a webpage on Safari I browse articles mostly to read through things, but my mom prefers listening to these articles while she’s doing chores. If you are like my mom, there’s a new feature in Safari that you’d appreciate. Apple now gives you the option to hear the webpage that you are on. While many websites incorporate the functionality first-hand, it’s a useful addition across the web on Safari.
Taking the same Music widget example. It now displays the option to play/pause your music. It’s still limited, in my opinion, because you don’t get the option to skip or go back to tracks, but something is better than nothing. It’s even better with Reminders. You can now tap on specific reminders on the widget to mark them as completed.
Another change I noticed is that you get new apps wherever the first blank space is. For instance, if there is a space on the second page, the newly-installed app icon will appear on that page instead of positioning on the last page after all the already-installed apps. New wallpapers with some cool tricks iOS 17 gives you access to more wallpapers. There are new Astronomy and Kaleidoscope wallpapers. The latter looks overwhelming to me, but you might like the maximalism on display. On the other hand, Astronomy adds all eight planets to choose from when setting a wallpaper. On iOS 16, when using the Earth wallpaper, you get the animation effect when going to the home screen – that’s part of every planet wallpaper on iOS 17.
With iOS 17, you no longer need to do that. Autofill is expanding to Apple’s Mail app, so you can tap and fill the OTP from the top of your keyboard. Another addition coming to Autofill is the ability to automatically delete verification codes from Mail and Messages that does what the name suggests.
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