Introducing iOS 9, the newest release of the world’s most advanced mobile operating system.
iOS 9 makes the entire operating system smarter, enhances the apps you use most, and integrates with iPad in remarkable ways.
iOS 9 has been refined from the ground up — starting with improvements at the foundation of the operating system.
Siri takes over 1 billion requests a week. And on iOS 9, Siri is up to 40% faster and 40% more accurate.
Craig reveals the new features of iOS 9.
Like a great assistant, your device can now anticipate what you want to do next based on your location, the time, what app you have open, or what you’re connected to.
Now there are even more topics you can ask Siri about.
Find specific photos and videos, or set a reminder to finish an article you’re reading on the web.
If you add a location to an event in Calendar, iPhone will suggest when you should leave.
It even takes into account traffic along the way, in real time.
Plug in your headphones or connect to your car, and iPhone can suggest a recent playlist or audiobook.
When you grab your iPhone in the morning, it can suggest apps to open based on your daily routines.
With iOS 9, you can search for more — including sports schedules, Netflix movies, and information inside apps.
Craig helps Phil plan a karaoke potluck using iOS 9.
If you want to be reminded of something you saw in Safari, your device can remind you to read that page.
When you start adding people to an email, your device suggests the people you usually include with them.
Your device lets you create a Calendar event and add invitees, all without using the keyboard.
In Spotlight, your device will suggest recent contacts, apps, or places you may be interested in.
If you search for how to make a chocolate cake, your device can open your favorite cooking app to the recipe.
You’re in control of your data. Searches are not associated with your Apple ID and not shared with third parties.
Discover will join Apple Pay this fall, which means Apple Pay will work with all major credit networks.
Jennifer Bailey, a 10-year Apple veteran and Vice President of Internet Services, takes the stage to talk about Apple Pay.
This fall, Square will launch a new reader enabling millions of local and small businesses to accept Apple Pay.
More and more of the biggest and best brands are using Apple Pay.
It’s getting even easier to buy practically whatever you want.
Merchants are seeing more than a 2x increase in checkout rate among customers using Apple Pay in apps.
Apple Pay will be accepted at over 1 million locations in the U.S. next month. That’s four times the number at launch.
Jennifer talks about how Apple Pay continues to change the way people pay for things.
Every day, more and more apps are using Apple Pay.
Apple Pay will launch across the United Kingdom this July.
Later this month, you’ll be able to use Apple Pay to purchase items from hundreds of stores within the Pinterest app.
Over 250,000 locations across the United Kingdom, including some of its top brands, are ready to accept Apple Pay.
By this fall, Apple Pay will work with nearly 70% of credit and debit cards in the UK.
With iOS 9, you can add your favorite retail store cards to Apple Pay.
You’ll be able to pay for your fares on the London transportation system using Apple Pay.
Hold iPhone up to the reader and Apple Pay automatically selects the right reward card.
You can also add reward cards to Apple Pay, so you can easily earn and redeem rewards.
The Notes app has always been great for jotting things down. And with iOS 9, it’s been completely redesigned to do much more.
With Apple Pay, Passbook has become so much more. So Passbook is being renamed Wallet.
It’s one place for all your credit and debit cards, reward cards, boarding passes, tickets and more.
Access your camera from Notes to add a photo. And even use your finger to add a sketch.
Add a checklist of to-do items in Notes with just a tap.
Notes will be available on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
And thanks to iCloud, you can make a grocery list on your Mac, then check items off on your iPhone as you shop.
You can add content from Safari, Maps, and other apps directly to your notes.
A new Transit view in Maps includes directions for public transportation like buses, trains, subways, and ferries.
People use Maps every day. And with iOS 9, it comes with new features.
Maps will also support Transit in 300 cities across China.
You can add content from Safari, Maps, and other apps directly to your notes.
Notes will be available on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
And thanks to iCloud, you can make a grocery list on your Mac, then check items off on your iPhone as you shop.
Add a checklist of to-do items in Notes with just a tap.
Access your camera from Notes to add a photo. And even use your finger to add a sketch.
With Apple Pay, Passbook has become so much more. So Passbook is being renamed Wallet.
It’s one place for all your credit and debit cards, reward cards, boarding passes, tickets and more.
The Notes app has always been great for jotting things down. And with iOS 9, it’s been completely redesigned to do much more.
You can also add reward cards to Apple Pay, so you can easily earn and redeem rewards.
Hold iPhone up to the reader and Apple Pay automatically selects the right reward card.
You’ll be able to pay for your fares on the London transportation system using Apple Pay.
With iOS 9, you can add your favorite retail store cards to Apple Pay.
By this fall, Apple Pay will work with nearly 70% of credit and debit cards in the UK.
Over 250,000 locations across the United Kingdom, including some of its top brands, are ready to accept Apple Pay.
Later this month, you’ll be able to use Apple Pay to purchase items from hundreds of stores within the Pinterest app.
Apple Pay will launch across the United Kingdom this July.
Every day, more and more apps are using Apple Pay.
Jennifer talks about how Apple Pay continues to change the way people pay for things.
Apple Pay will be accepted at over 1 million locations in the U.S. next month. That’s four times the number at launch.
Merchants are seeing more than a 2x increase in checkout rate among customers using Apple Pay in apps.
More and more of the biggest and best brands are using Apple Pay.
It’s getting even easier to buy practically whatever you want.
This fall, Square will launch a new reader enabling millions of local and small businesses to accept Apple Pay.
Jennifer Bailey, a 10-year Apple veteran and Vice President of Internet Services, takes the stage to talk about Apple Pay.
Discover will join Apple Pay this fall, which means Apple Pay will work with all major credit networks.
You’re in control of your data. Searches are not associated with your Apple ID and not shared with third parties.
If you search for how to make a chocolate cake, your device can open your favorite cooking app to the recipe.
In Spotlight, your device will suggest recent contacts, apps, or places you may be interested in.
Your device lets you create a Calendar event and add invitees, all without using the keyboard.
When you start adding people to an email, your device suggests the people you usually include with them.
If you want to be reminded of something you saw in Safari, your device can remind you to read that page.
Craig helps Phil plan a karaoke potluck using iOS 9.
With iOS 9, you can search for more — including sports schedules, Netflix movies, and information inside apps.
When you grab your iPhone in the morning, it can suggest apps to open based on your daily routines.
Plug in your headphones or connect to your car, and iPhone can suggest a recent playlist or audiobook.
If you add a location to an event in Calendar, iPhone will suggest when you should leave.
It even takes into account traffic along the way, in real time.
Now there are even more topics you can ask Siri about.
Find specific photos and videos, or set a reminder to finish an article you’re reading on the web.
