It may seem almost unbelievable, but since the introduction of the operating system iOS 16 has been around for a good half a year and is therefore de facto halfway through its "lifespan". The eyes of many apple lovers are therefore slowly but surely starting to look towards iOS 17. It will have its premiere, as is tradition, on June WWDC It will be available to the public from September. And since we in the editorial office are already looking forward to it, we will present you with 5 things that would please us in it.
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Czech Siri
Our wish list for iOS 17 it is probably impossible to start with anything other than Czech-speaking Siri. It has that one Apple have been working for some time, but have not yet released it to the light of day. Usability Apple products in the Czech Republic would be possible thanks to Siri took on a completely new dimension, as purely Czech-speaking users would be able toonehave unlocked almost all the advanced features of their devices that depend on the artificial assistant. Yes, we realize that it is Siri in the end "just" a kind of intermediary of things that can be iPhonech to be done "manually", but hand to heart - who wouldn't want to find out with just a verbal instruction what is planned for a given day in the calendar, what the weather will be, what the latest news is and so on. So it's just Siriwhich could Apple make domestic products significantly more attractive.
Konevery basic multitasking
It is quite paradoxical that even though the diagonal of the iPhone display has increased quite significantly in recent years, since we no longer work only with 4,7" phones, but also have 6,7" models available, Applu still doesn't want to go iOS to deploy more advanced multitasking – perhaps with the exception of Picture in Picture for video. It would therefore be absolutely great if Apple thanks to the display capabilities of large displays,onedecided to put it into iOS support for more advanced multitasking, at least in the form of running two applications side by side. In terms of performance, phones would undoubtedly be able to do this too, since even the iPad, which is several years old (and therefore significantly less powerful), has no problem with this. If we were to actually do something like thisoneif they had waited, it would have been unnecessaryoneConstantly jumping from one application to another, which is simply annoying.
More lock screen customization options
iOS 16 has undergone a major redesign in terms of the lock screen, which has been met with very positive feedback from users. However, we can't help but feel that the potential of the lock screen is still far from being fully utilized - both in terms of individual widgetor their distribution. It would therefore be great if Apple it loosened up a bit more with the lock screen and brought more options for what to display on it, i.e. everywhere. But other font styles and the like would also be nice - in other words, elements that will make it possible to customize everything even more.
Dynamic Island even on older ones iPhonech
It's kind of a shame that Apple decided to create Dynamic Island, specifically its software features, only for iPhones 14 ProIts interactivity could easily be transferred to a classic viewport, where interactions would be displayed on its sides. It would certainly not be out of place if Apple in this regard, he loosened up a bit and added software elements for older iPhones Dynamic Island brought, as it would certainly spark interest among developers in adopting them. This is currently very small and it is likely that precisely because of how few iPhones are 14 Pro widespread yet. However, it should be added in one breath that just as it would be nice to have software options for Dynamic Island, it would be nice to still have the option not to use them and, in other words, to deactivate the entire system. In the case of iPhones with a notch, nothing would change compared to now, in the case of iPhones 14 Pro This would then mean turning off the underpainting and "admitting" a pair of bullet holes.
Reliability from the first version and no premature promises
The last thing we want in iOS 17 is not so much a novelty as the overall state of the system as such. We will not lie to ourselves. The level of systems in recent years in terms of error rate is not exactly great, which can be seen from the frequency of updates issued, which Apple tries to cover up his mistakes. And since this "tactic" does not reflect well on him at all, we hope that iOS 17 deploys Apple a slightly different approach and the system will develop in such a way that it does not have to be gradually "glued" with a lot of software updates. This goes hand in hand with the deployment of new products, which Apple will announce on WWDC. Let's face it, no one wants to wait for them – especially when they sometimes arrive in bad condition. So perhaps he will do something in this regard as well. Apple change and only announce what they know they can release in the first release and keep the rest to themselves and maybe deliver it to the system via an update later, but no promises.
