Section 1.1: Voice Messages in iMessage

iOS 16 makes a significant leap for iMessage, aligning it more closely with popular messaging apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. Now, you can easily send audio messages by:

• Tapping, holding, speaking, and releasing.
• Tapping, speaking, and tapping again.

Additionally, if you want to edit a recorded message, just swipe up to access tools similar to those in the Voice Memos app.

Bonus: iMessage now features six new Memoji poses and various customization options, including new clothing and hairstyles.

Section 1.2: Enhanced Haptic Feedback

With the introduction of 'Sound Feedback' for the keyboard in iOS 16, users can enjoy a gratifying sensation while typing, reminiscent of the tactile feel of older Blackberry keyboards. Furthermore, haptic feedback is now available when toggling the silent switch.

Section 2.1: Landscape Face ID

For those who enjoy playing games in landscape mode or watching videos, iOS 16 now allows Face ID to function without needing to rotate your device. This is a welcome change, particularly for users of compatible iPhone models.

Section 2.2: AirPods Management

iOS 16 introduces a dedicated AirPods menu. When you open your AirPods case, a settings menu appears, allowing you to manage features such as renaming your AirPods, adjusting automatic ear detection, and enabling spatial audio.

Section 2.3: Viewing Wi-Fi Passwords

In a significant improvement, iOS 16 allows users to view previously connected Wi-Fi passwords, enabling easy sharing with friends, including those on Android devices.

Section 2.4: Domain Purchase via iCloud+

iOS 16 has simplified the process of setting up custom email domains. Users can now purchase a domain directly through the iCloud+ settings, eliminating the need to use third-party services.

Section 2.5: Third-Party Password Autofill

For those who prefer using third-party password managers, iOS 16 now supports autofilling passwords and two-factor authentication codes from apps such as 1Password and Chrome, making logins smoother and more secure.

Section 3.1: Notes in Reminders

The Reminders app now allows users to append notes, adding more context to tasks.

Section 3.2: New Spotlight Access

Spotlight can now be accessed not only by swiping down on the screen but also by pressing the search text located below the apps.

Section 3.3: Renaming Files

Users can now rename files while sharing them, providing a convenient way to manage file names without altering the original.