We could very well see some of the Lock Screen customization options we saw in iOS 16 come to the iPad. The iOS 17 public beta release date is likely to be soon after WWDC, so those of us who would like to get started early might be able to as soon as June or July. We don't have any specifics on the iOS 17 release date yet, but we can expect it this fall if Apple keeps to its usual timeline. Leaker on Twitter leaked some renderings that show a grid view customization layout for Lock Screens, and claimed we'll be able to share background this time around just by swiping up. Gurman expects a new design for the Wallet app, but it sounds as if the physical layout may be the main thing changed, though we can hope to see features like Apple Pay Later added to the app.
These are believed to include further customization options, a brightness slider for the flashlight, and some new Dynamic Island features.
MacRumors claims a forum member is telling us to expect "major" Control Center design changes. They will also receive alerts about any bad actors breaching the cloud. It adds the ability to verify further that they are talking to the people they intend to talk to. This is a new feature that adds additional security to those at the greatest risk of digital attacks, such as politicians, journalists, and human right activists. Gurman is also expecting this feature not to roll out quite yet, so the journaling app could be somewhat of a soft launch for these new features. It seems there's some potential for overlap in what we think the journaling app might offer, but according to Gurman, the health coaching has the codename Quartz while the journal's codename is Jurassic, so these are likely two separate features. Mark Gurman reports that Apple is also working on a service to offer health coaching, focusing on exercise, nutrition, sleep, and more. Considering how much exercise trends help me, I'm excited to think what mood and daily habit trend tracking could do for my overall wellbeing. The Wall Street Journal reports that the journaling app will help track daily moods and routinues, as part of Apple's overall effort to track and help mental health. While there is no shortage of journaling apps out there, one that integrates fully with Apple opens up all sorts of new possibilities for photos, music, and calendar integration. As more rumors come out, we're getting a better idea of what those might be: Apple analyst Mark Gurman said in a recent tweet that Apple originally planned to release a "tuneup release," meaning it was focused on fixing bugs, performance issues, and security risks rather than having any banner features to focus on like iOS 16 did with its Lock Screen customizations but now plans on implementing some "nice to have" features that users have been requesting.
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