Department of Planning & Organization:

Presenter: Zunaira Tauqeer, Chief Operating Officer

 The ability for users to share what’s on their screen just by asking, and more.

 Find content shared in Messages conversations across the entire system, and it
conveniently surfaces it in apps like Photos, Safari, Apple News, Music, Podcasts,
and the Apple TV app so that you can quickly access the information in context.

 ICloud with new premium features that are available for everyone, such as Hide My
Email, extended Homekit Secure Video support, and the ground-breaking new iCloud
Private Relay internet privacy service. Current iCloud subscribers will be upgraded to
iCloud+ automatically this fall. All iCloud+ plans can be shared with people in the
same Family Sharing group, so everyone can enjoy the new features, storage, and
elevated experience that comes with the service.

 The health app now has a new sharing tab that enables its users  to share their health
data with family, caregivers, or a care team; Trends allows users to remain focused on
significant changes in their personal health metrics; and Walking Steadiness is a new
metric that enables users to actively reduce their risk of falling.

 HomeKit accessory manufacturers can now include "Hey Siri" function in their
products, enabling users to communicate with Siri on various third-party devices and
receive her responses. “Hey Siri” enabled accessory will relay request through
HomePod or HomePod mini and will support features such as Personal Request,
Intercom, timers, and alarms. Starting today manufacturers of smart home accessories
can start collaborating with Apple to integrate Siri into their products.

 Add additional features that make it easier to find a device that has been switched off
or wiped, as well as live-streaming locations for dear ones who want to share their
location with others.

 A translation capability that enables natural language flow in conversations. Users of

the iPhone can translate text from any location using systemwide translation.

 The Apple TV app now features a new row titled “For All of You” – showcasing a
collection of shows and movies based on the interests of selected people or an entire
household – perfect for movie nights.

 The new iPhone setup makes using the iPhone simpler than ever. Existing iPhone
owners can quickly transfer their data to a new iPhone by temporarily backing up
their data to iCloud, even without a subscription. An updated "Move to iOS"
experience makes it simple to transfer photo albums, files, folders, and accessibility
settings for users switching to iPhone for the first time. This makes iPhone feel more
specialized right away.

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 Accessibility across iPhone expands with new features for VoiceOver that enable
users to explore even more details about the people, text, table data, and other objects
within images. In support of neurodiversity, new background sounds help minimize
distraction, and for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, Made for iPhone support
new bidirectional hearing aids. Sound Action customizes Swith Control to work with
mouth sounds, and users can now customize display and text size on an app-by-app
basis. Apple is also bringing support for recognizing imported audiograms – charts
that show the result of a hearing test – to Headphone Accommodations.