The new iOS 17 will be officially unveiled in June during the 2023 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, with the company preparing a host of changes. One of these concerns the Health app, which will… track your mood.
More specifically, according to Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman, Apple is set to upgrade the familiar app with a brand-new feature, Mood Tracker. In addition, the Health app will also be available on iPads for the first time.
Users' health is a key focus for Apple
For some time now, Apple has been focusing on its users' health, introducing new features to improve their lives. No further details about the new feature have been revealed yet, but we are sure to learn more in a few weeks at WWDC23.
A list of changes Apple will introduce with iOS 17 was also leaked recently, while the company is expected to improve a core app used by most iPhone users. It has also emerged that the home screen will be updated with new features.
Changes and improvements in iOS 17
- The torch's intensity/brightness will no longer be limited to a few preset levels, but will be freely adjustable using a slider, like the volume control.
- Various design changes will be made to Control Center.
- Folders in App Library can be renamed manually with names chosen by the user.
- Apple Music will get a new, simpler menu.
- Song lyrics from Apple Music can be displayed on the Lock Screen while the iPhone is locked.
- The Lock Screen will offer even more customisation, with font size options.
- A share button will be added for sharing Lock Screen layouts with other iPhone owners.
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