Apple launched iOS 15 about a month ago along with its new iPhone 13 phones, and although it announced a bunch of new features in the system, it postponed a large part of these features.
SharePlay is one of the biggest delayed features, and it is supposed to be released in the upcoming iOS 15.1 update.
iOS 15.1 comes as the first major update of iOS 15 rather than minor updates aimed at fixing minor issues.
Information available on iOS 15.1
Apple has yet to announce a final or official release date for the upcoming update, but we know that it has entered the beta phase with developers.
So we should see it soon this month, and Apple may release it with the Monterey update for Mac.
The system includes a SharePlay feature that Apple has delayed a bit, and this feature allows users to share content via Facetime.
The update also allows iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max users to use the ProRes format for professional video capture.
After the update, you can add your vaccination card to Apple Wallet and use it as an official document.
It comes with a set of solutions to minor problems that appeared in the system as well as improving battery life and performance as usual.
SharePlay allows you to share the content you watch with your colleagues and friends.
With Facetime, you can share content, whether it’s visual or audio, through all the official Apple apps.
Support is supposed to extend to a range of third-party content streaming apps, such as Netflix and other platforms.
Apple decided to direct the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max phones to professional videographers, so supporting phones in the ProRes format is a very special and useful step.
The ProRes format allows videographers to modify and control many aspects of the clip they are recording.
As if it was captured primarily with a professional camera and not just by phone, Apple has focused its propaganda on the phone’s video recording capabilities.