iOS 15 is expected to bring some advanced enhancements and improvements to the selected iPhone models. The arrival of Apple’s new smartphone system is expected to happen this coming fall.
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However, this rumored release date will still depend on the final decision of the tech giant manufacturer. Usually, Apple will release some updates regarding the release date and other major details of its new software a few days before the actual launch.
Since this is still far ahead, various rumors and speculations are claiming some features that the new iOS 15 could bring. One of these is the new Food Tracking feature on the popular Apple Health app.
When I said I’d seen some iOS 15, I’m not going to disappoint:
◼️- Dark Mode UI tweaks
💬- Messages app tweaks
🍴- Food tracking and other new features in Health
🔧- Confirmation of UI changes from previous screenshot rumor
🔴- New notification settings and look on lockscreen— Connor Jewiss (@connorjewiss) May 25, 2021
To give you more ideas, here are other things you can expect from the new Food Tracking capability of iOS 15.
iOS 15 Food Tracking Feature’s Details
According to MacRumors, an anonymous Apple insider contacted Connor Jewiss, a news writer at MUO, to give him some details about the leaked features of the new iOS 15.
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On the other hand, Jewiss also posted a new tweet stating the details that the anonymous Apple source disclosed during the interview.
“When I said I’d seen some iOS 15, I’m not going to disappoint,” said the news writer.
Jewiss also listed the things that Apple fans can expect from the new iOS 15. Here are the exact details:
- Food tracking and other new features in Health
- New notification settings and look on lock screen
- Dark Mode UI tweaks
- Messages app tweaks
- Confirmation of UI changes from previous screenshot rumor
In the list above, you can see that the new Food Tracking feature is included. Although this is the case, there is no confirmation yet about the exact capabilities of the Health app’s upcoming feature.
But, some rumors claimed that the new Food Tracking feature in the upcoming iOS version could allow users to log the food they eat, offer calorie tracking functionality, as well as provide nutritional details.
Eligible Apple Devices
As of the moment, Apple hasn’t confirmed the devices that can run the upcoming iOS 15. However, some speculations claimed that it could run iPhone 6S and other newer models, including the latest iPhone 12.
These rumors said that this could be the case since the current iOS 14 is also available on iPhone 6S and newer iPhone flagships. Although this is the case, USA Today reported that there’s still a chance that Apple will limit the eligible smartphones that can run the new iOS 15.
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