The new operating system of Apple is expected to be officially presented in June. However, a number of rumors have already circulated in public. Given the great importance of the iPhones for the company, no system update surpasses the expectation of iOS. In our article, we have collected all the information we have so far about iOS 16, including the new improved features, the release date, and the design changes it will present.

The official announcement of iOS 16 will take place in June, at Apple’s annual event, the Worldwide Developers Conference, which this year will be held online, from June 6 to 10. The presentation of the software is expected specifically on June 6. A few hours after the event, the distribution will begin, first in beta stage only for developers, then in public beta stage in July and finally in the fall it will be released to the general public.

According to Bloomberg correspondent Mark Gurman, iOS 16 will feature significant changes to notifications and the Focus Mode. For those who do not know, Focus Mode is a feature that allows users to manage which applications and notifications they want to see at different times of the day.

In addition, we expect to see new features in the collection and management of health and fitness data. Although it has not been confirmed, we may even see some application with the ability to monitor nutritional habits, a rumor that we heard about for iOS15. After all, Apple has made the Apple Watch and their integration with the Apple Health app a central point of software updates in recent years, so it is likely to give this even more attention.

Gurman also emphasized that the first blueprints of iOS 16 include references to the much-anticipated mixed-reality headset of Apple and how it will interact with the iPhones. However, the headset will not be presented in June, so it is more likely that we will see some improvements in the ARKit framework that will concern designers more.

Although many users were hoping to see design changes in the interface environment, iOS 16 will probably use the same design as iOS 15. The last major software design change that the company presented was with the presentation of iOS 7 and had received much criticism in the beta stage, resulting in it being significantly modified until its official release.

One of the biggest questions on everyone’s mind is whether Apple will provide the new operating system for older iPhone and iPad devices. Earlier in the year, it was heard that iOS 16 will be compatible with iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and the iPhone SE.

According to Bloomberg correspondent Mark Gurman, iOS 16 will feature significant changes to notifications and the Focus Mode. For those who do not know, Focus Mode is a feature that allows users to manage which applications and notifications they want to see at different times of the day.

In addition, we expect to see new features in the collection and management of health and fitness data. Although it has not been confirmed, we may even see some application with the ability to monitor nutritional habits, a rumor that we heard about for iOS15. After all, Apple has made the Apple Watch and their integration with the Apple Health app a central point of software updates in recent years, so it is likely to give this even more attention.

Gurman also emphasized that the first blueprints of iOS 16 include references to the much-anticipated mixed-reality headset of Apple and how it will interact with the iPhones. However, the headset will not be presented in June, so it is more likely that we will see some improvements in the ARKit framework that will concern designers more.

Although many users were hoping to see design changes in the interface environment, iOS 16 will probably use the same design as iOS 15. The last major software design change that the company presented was with the presentation of iOS 7 and had received much criticism in the beta stage, resulting in it being significantly modified until its official release.

One of the biggest questions on everyone’s mind is whether Apple will provide the new operating system for older iPhone and iPad devices. Earlier in the year, it was heard that iOS 16 will be compatible with iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and the iPhone SE.