Android has had this feature forever. In iOS 15, Apple is finally letting you see a photo or video’s EXIF data inside of the Photos app. No more needing to AirDrop it to a Mac or use a third-party app like Metapho. The EXIF data is right there in the “i” icon.
This one is another big finally. On iPadOS 14 and earlier, iPhone apps only worked in portrait orientation. On iPadOS 15, they display in landscape mode, too. Perfect for use with a Magic Keyboard. (It’s still a crime that Instagram refuses to make an iPad app, though.)
One of iOS’s original innovations was a magnifying glass that appeared whenever you needed to make a text selection. Apple nixed it in iOS 14. Like the other hidden features highlighted so far, it’s back with a tweaked design: an oblong magnification instead of a circle one.
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