Apple kicked off its annual developer conference by unveiling its next-generation mobile software, iOS 16, with new features.
Apple also teased several new options to better customize the lock screen and improve the notifications experience. Apple's iPhone users will be able to add widgets on the lock screen to get information at a glance, such as upcoming calendar events and the weather. iOS users will be able to track"live" activities, such as an Uber ride's progress or updates on a sports game.
Apple's latest Mac software, called OS Ventura, offers a handful of multi-tasking features, such as the ability to share Safari tabs with friends and family, hand off FaceTime calls to other devices, and use an iPhone as a webcam with a new product called Continuity Camera.
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