After extensive beta-testing, Apple has officially rolled out the iOS 17.2 update for all users. This update introduces a plethora of new features, diverging from previous updates that primarily addressed bug fixes. Notably, the standout addition is the Journal app.
Designed for dedicated journal keepers, the Journal app allows users to record thoughts and experiences effortlessly. It boasts several functionalities, including iCloud synchronization, Touch ID/Face ID support, scheduled notifications, filters, and the ability to categorize photos, workout data, and more.
Furthermore, the update introduces a new Translation option accessible via the Action button, replacing the former alert slider. Initially available on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, this button can be remapped for functions beyond muting the phone. For a detailed insight into its functionality, refer to our dedicated article on this topic.
What’s More!
The recent iOS 17.2 update brings significant enhancements to several native apps. Notably, the Camera app introduces Spatial video recording, tailored for the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max, aiming to enrich the viewing experience on the Apple Vision Pro mixed headset. Additionally, improvements to the telephoto lens on these models have been implemented.
In the Weather app, users will notice new widgets, a snapshot of the wind map, an interactive moon calendar, and other enrichments to elevate the app’s functionality. Messages received notable updates as well. Users can now access a sticker option within the context menu, a convenient catch-up arrow to read unread messages easily, contact key verification, and fresh additions to Memoji features.
The iOS 17.2 update brings fixes and enhancements across various features including Siri, AirDrop, and more. Notable additions include a new keyboard layout, an updated Digital Clock widget, and several improvements. This update is available for a wide range of iPhone models from the iPhone 15 series down to the iPhone SE 3. It can be downloaded through the Settings app.
Furthermore, Apple has rolled out updates for other platforms as well, such as iPadOS 17.2, macOS Sonoma 14.2, tvOS 17.2, and watchOS 10.2.
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