

You'll be able to close your rings without needing to wear your Apple Watch. The Fitness app is finally available to anyone with an iPhone. This works with any MacBook that can run macOS Ventura.

Handoff FaceTime Calls: When you're FaceTiming on your phone, bring the device close to your MacBook or iPad and the call will transfer to your large-screen device.It also supports the Matter standard, and you can now see your entire home in a single feed. Home: The Home app has been redesigned from the ground up.Apple has overhauled the search function, too, so you should have an easier time finding old emails. Mail: You can now schedule emails, unsend emails (within a short period of time), get reminders to add an attachment if you mention the word, snooze emails, and get follow-up suggestions.There is also a comprehensive tutorial on installing and configuring iVersion, so I recommend that you check it out.There are tons of other iOS 16 features. These excerpts were taken from the Github page here, where you can download it. IVersion has an additional function, which is to tell users about important new features when they first run an app after downloading a new version. Or if your app is not on the store, iVersion lets you specify a remote plist file to check for new releases, and a download URL where users can get the latest release. IVersion automatically detects when the new version of an app is released on the App Store and informs the user with a helpful alert that links them directly to the app download page. IVersion is a simple, zero-config class to allow iPhone and Mac App Store apps to automatically check for updates and inform the user about new features. Whilst it is not permitted to update an App Store app from within the app itself, there is no reason why an app should not inform the user that the new release is ready, and direct them to the App Store to download the update.Īnd if your app is not on the App Store, either because it's an in-house/enterprise iOS app, or a Mac app delivered to customers outside of the store, you can't use the App Store update mechanism anyway. Users often fail to notice when new versions of an app are released, and if they do notice, the App Store's "download all" option means that users often won't see the release notes for the new versions of each of their apps. The Mac and iOS App Store update mechanism is somewhat cumbersome and disconnected from the apps themselves. It can also notify users about new features in the app the first time they launch after an upgrade.


IVersion is a library for dynamically checking for updates to Mac/iPhone App Store apps from within the application and notifying users about the new release. It's whole purpose is to notify the user when new updates are available.
