The Apple Far Out event has concluded. The iPhone 14 will be available for pre-order starting September 9, and it will of course come with iOS 16, which the Cupertino company announced today will start rolling out broadly on September 12.

It's excellent news that the official release is almost here because the non-final version was previously only accessible through developer and public betas. However, not everyone is comfortable using an unfinished and perhaps unstable version of a new operating system version on their phones.

New personalization options and more practical communication options are some of iOS 16's standout features.

Widgets that rapidly display information like the date, time, weather, and alarm as well as photos and custom font styles may now be added to the Lock Screen to make it your own. Additionally, the incredibly useful Live Actions feature allows you to monitor activities like restaurant orders in real-time from the Lock Screen.

The iCloud Shared Photo Library function has been postponed for the time being, but you will still be able to create a shared library to make it simpler for numerous users to instantly share images from the camera.

The option to amend a message after it has been sent will save you from having to add a lot of asterisks or clarify what you really meant. It will also be possible to unsend a recent message, which is another beneficial iOS 16 feature. If you intend to return to a message later, you can also mark it as unread.

Moreover, you will be able to interact with others on documents like presentations and notes via messages, and Apple also claims to have enhanced mail search.

Also, iOS 16 will make it simpler to extract a subject from a picture and copy text from movies. Additionally, switching between voice and touch input for text will be a breeze. You can now manage your meds using the new Medications section in the Health app.

A Safety Check function is also available to assist people in toxic relationships to revoke access they had previously given to abusive partners.

The restoration of the battery % to the status bar was the modification that generated the most discussion online.

The iOS 16 upgrade is only available for the iPhone 8 and subsequent devices. As soon as it's accessible, you'll be notified.