The first iOS 15 beta is expected to be introduced at WWDC 2021 in the coming weeks.
According to BGR, Apple very rarely discusses anything it’s developing until it’s ready to be released.
However, recently the company has suddenly revealed new features, which are likely to appear in the next update – iOS 15. 
The first iOS 15 beta is expected to be introduced at WWDC 2021 in the coming weeks. Apple says the new features in iOS 15 are designed to help people with disabilities (with mobility problems, low vision, hearing and cognitive impairments) can use the device. more comfortable. 
(Image: MacRumors) Apple is also supporting third-party eye tracking devices, allowing users to control the tablet with their eyes. The new features will be available to both iPhone and iPad users. VoiceOver, Apple’s screen reader will also be upgraded on the new iOS. This tool will help provide more information about the image on the screen, including people, text, data… it can even describe the position of a person or object in the image. 
(Photo: NewsBytes) Apple has also added a couple of two-way hearing aids to its support list. With the watchOS platform, the AssistiveTouch feature will allow Apple Watch users to easily control the device without having to touch it. Thanks to built-in motion sensors, optical heart rate sensors, and machine learning, Apple Watch can detect movements, allowing you to navigate with hand gestures. 
(Illustration image: Internet) “With these new features, we look forward to bringing joy and improving lives to many,” said Sarah Herrlinger, Apple’s senior director of Global Access Policy and Initiatives. BGR says Apple doesn’t actually mention iOS 15 or iPadOS 15, but says that all the new features will be available “later this year”. It is expected that the official iOS 15 update will be released with the iPhone 13 in September.
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