Apple Watch owners will be able to confirm unlocking their iPhones while wearing a mask with iOS 14.5.

Apple doesn’t support Touch ID in it is newest iPhones, which can make unlocking with Face ID while wearing a mask a pain. iOS 14.5 will let Apple Watch owners unlock their iPhone while wearing a mask: Another oft-requested feature, especially with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

It won’t allow for showing real-time metrics on the screen, though. That’s changing with iOS 14.5, as the new software adds support for casting Fitness+ to AirPlay 2-enabled devices. Either that, or rely on your iPhone or iPad to watch the workouts. So, as of right now, you need an Apple TV set-top box to watch the workouts on your primary TV.

Apple Fitness+ adds AirPlay 2 support: One of the drawbacks of Apple’s fitness-centric subscription service was the fact it didn’t support AirPlay 2 at launch.

However, that will change with the public release of iOS 14.5. This is a dual-SIM design, making it possible to have two separate phone numbers on the same device.

Support for 5G in dual-SIM mode for iPhone 12: Apple’s newest iPhones are equipped with both a physical SIM card and a digital eSIM.

Here’s what’s new in iOS 14.5Īs mentioned above, Apple is adding quite a bit into the newest iOS version. The same can be said for the other updates as well. To install iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5’s latest developer beta, registered developers can simply install the new software as an over-the-air (OTA) update on registered devices. As such, it shouldn’t be installed on a daily driver, as the software may still have some technical issues that can impede every day use. As is par for the course with these pre-release versions of the software, it’s meant for development purposes only. Today, Apple seeded the sixth betas of iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, macOS Big Sur 11.3, tvOS 14.5, and watchOS 7.4 to developers. Apple on Wednesday went ahead and seeded the latest betas of its popular operating systems to developers.

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