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Apple iOS 17, one of the most anticipated software upgrades, is set to be released next month alongside the iPhone 15 series worldwide. While iOS 17 is still in development, it has certainly grabbed the interest of fans. The all-new iOS 17 will be one of the key updates, bringing a bevvy of new features, and the list of features that have been noticed on the current beta release is as follows.

iOS 17 Beta 6 Features:

The latest iteration of iOS 17 beta 6 gets a variety of new features including changes to the Messages application. If the users hold ‘+’ they will be getting access to the photo picker. With this, the company aims to reduce the navigation and go to the Photos option.

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Another major change that has been spotted by the beta users is the position change of the ‘End’ call button. When the user reaches the end of the conversation, they may find that the end call button has been shifted to the bottom right and next to the keypad option. The new feature has already divided iPhone fans into two segments. However, Apple has said that the end call button will be in the central position, much similar to the iOS 16 and previous versions.

Apple's mood-tracking animations have been improved as well. The new mood-tracking animations are considerably smarter, with more animations to represent each mood shape. Apple has also added a splash screen to the Photos app to introduce users to new features.

Additionally, the Photos program gains the ability to crop images, and users can view their selected images in the Photos widget. Users will also be able to reorder, edit, and split albums.

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For those who are unaware, Apple introduced iOS 17 at WWDC 2023, promising improvements such as new Live Voicemail, live transcription, FaceTime video messaging, audio message transcription, iMessage locations, NameDrop, and new designs for hiding apps and the camera.