Mọi Tính Năng Mới Được Công Bố Cho iOS 26 Của iPhone

## Mọi Tính Năng Mới Được Công Bố Cho iOS 26 Của iPhone

Tại WWDC 2025, Apple vừa công bố iOS 26, một phiên bản phần mềm hoàn toàn mới và được đổi tên, điều khiển hệ thống của iPhone. Phiên bản này dự kiến sẽ được phát hành vào mùa thu (có khả năng cùng với các mẫu iPhone 17 mới), nhưng các nhà phát triển của Apple sẽ được truy cập vào phiên bản beta dành cho nhà phát triển vào thứ Hai; phiên bản beta công khai dự kiến sẽ có vào tháng 7. Apple khẳng định tương lai của iPhone sẽ sáng hơn và trong suốt hơn với sự ra mắt của phiên bản iOS tiếp theo, với một giao diện mới…

(Bài báo sẽ tiếp tục ở đây với phần nội dung chi tiết về các tính năng mới của iOS 26. Vì bài báo gốc chỉ cung cấp một đoạn giới thiệu ngắn, nên tôi không thể viết tiếp phần nội dung chi tiết. Để viết tiếp, vui lòng cung cấp thêm thông tin về các tính năng mới được công bố.)

Ví dụ, nếu có thông tin về các tính năng mới, bài báo có thể được mở rộng như sau:

… Giao diện người dùng mới mang đến trải nghiệm mượt mà hơn, trực quan hơn với các hiệu ứng chuyển tiếp tinh tế. Một trong những điểm nhấn đáng chú ý là tính năng “Live Activities” được nâng cấp, cho phép người dùng theo dõi thông tin cập nhật thực tế ngay trên màn hình khóa một cách trực quan và hiệu quả hơn. Bên cạnh đó, Apple cũng giới thiệu một hệ thống widget hoàn toàn mới, cho phép tùy chỉnh và sắp xếp các widget theo ý muốn người dùng, mang đến sự linh hoạt và cá nhân hóa cao hơn. Về mặt bảo mật, iOS 26 hứa hẹn sẽ nâng cao tính bảo mật với các tính năng tiên tiến hơn, bảo vệ dữ liệu người dùng tốt hơn trước các mối đe dọa an ninh mạng. Cuối cùng, Apple cũng chú trọng vào việc tối ưu hóa hiệu năng, giúp iPhone hoạt động mượt mà hơn và tiết kiệm pin hơn.

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At WWDC 2025, Apple just announced iOS 26, a rebranded, new version of the software powering the iPhone. It is due to ship in the fall (likely with new iPhone 17 models), but Apple developers will have access to the developer beta on Monday; a public beta is expected in July.

Apple has determined that the future of iPhone is brighter and more translucent with the announcement of the next version of iOS, with a new look called Liquid Glass that takes on visual characteristics of glass similar to the VisionOS interface on Vision Pro. And how do we know it’s the future? Because the next iPhone system is now iOS 26, renamed to coincide with next year as part of a lineup-wide rebranding to bring symmetry to the system names, such as MacOS Tahoe 26 and WatchOS 26.

Apple/Screenshot by Joe Maldonado/CNET

Transparent new Liquid glass design

After more than a decade of a flat, clean user interface — a revamp introduced in iOS 7 when former Apple Chief Design Officer Jony Ive took over the design of software as well as hardware — the iPhone is getting a new look. The new design extends throughout the Apple product lineup, from iOS to WatchOS, TVOS and iPadOS.

The Liquid Glass interface also now enables a third way to view app icons on the iPhone home screen. Not content with Light and Dark modes, iOS 26 now features an All Clear look — every icon is clear glass with no color. Lock screens can also have an enhanced 3D effect using spatial scenes, which use machine learning to give depth to your background photos.

Watch this: Apple Unveils Liquid Glass, a New Design Language

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Now, the Camera app in iOS 26 features a “new, more intuitive design” that takes minimalism to the extreme. The streamlined design shows just two controls: Video or Camera. Swipe left or right to choose modes. Swipe up for settings such as aspect ratio and timers, and tap for additional preferences.

With the updated Photos app, viewing the pictures you capture should be a better experience — a welcome change that customers have clamored for since iOS 18’s cluttered attempt. Instead of a long, difficult-to-discover scrolling interface, Photos regains a Liquid Glass menu at the bottom of the screen. 

It’s not just looks that are different, though. The Phone app is trying to be more useful for dealing with actual calls — the ones you want to take. The Call Screening feature automatically answers calls from unknown numbers, and your phone rings only when the caller shares their name and reason for calling.

Or what about all the time wasted on hold? Hold Assist automatically detects hold music and can mute the music but keep the call connected. Once a live agent becomes available, the phone rings and lets the agent know you’ll be available shortly.

Messages updates

The Messages app is probably one of the most used apps on the iPhone, and for iOS 26, Apple is making it a more colorful experience. You can add backgrounds to the chat window, including dynamic backgrounds that show off the new Liquid Glass interface.

FaceTime focuses on calls, not controls

FaceTime also gets the minimal look, with controls in the lower-right corner that disappear during the call to get out of the way. On the FaceTime landing page, posters of your contacts, including video clips of previous calls, are designed to make the app more appealing.

New Games app is a reminder that yes, people game on iPhone

The iPhone doesn’t get the same kind of gaming affection as Nintendo’s Switch or Valve’s Steam Deck, but the truth is that the iPhone and Android phones are used extensively for gaming — Apple says half a billion people play games on iPhone.

Trying to capitalize on that, a new Games app acts as a specific portal to Apple Arcade and other games. Yes, you can get to those from the App Store app, but the Games app is designed to remove a layer of friction so you can get right to the gaming action.

Maps gets more personal

Updates to the Maps app sometimes involve adding more detail to popular areas or restructuring the way you store locations. Now, the app takes note of routes you travel frequently and can alert you of any delays before you get on the road.

Wallet improvements

The Wallet app is already home for using Apple Card, Apple Pay, electronic car keys and for storing tickets and passes. In iOS 26, you can create a new Digital ID that acts like a passport for age and identity verification (though it does not replace a physical passport) for domestic travel for TSA screening at airports.

The app can also let you use rewards and set up installment payments when you purchase items in a store, not just for online orders. And with the help of Apple Intelligence, the Wallet app can help you track product orders, even if you did not use Apple Pay to purchase them. It can pull details such as shipping numbers from emails and texts so that information is all in one place.

Image Playground adds the ability to tap into ChatGPT’s image generation tools to go beyond the app’s animation or sketch styles.

Visual Intelligence can already use the camera to try to decipher what’s in front of the lens. Now the technology works on the content on the iPhone’s screen, too. It does this by taking a screenshot (press the sleep and volume up buttons) and then including a new Image Search option in that interface to find results across the web or in other apps such as Etsy.

Apple/Screenshot by Joe Maldonado/CNET

This is also a way to add event details from images you come across, like posters for concerts or large gatherings. (Perhaps this could work for QR codes as well?) In the screenshot interface, Visual Intelligence can parse the text and create an event in the Calendar app.

Some iOS 26 updates Apple didn’t mention

Not everything fits into a keynote presentation — even, or maybe especially, when it’s all pre-recorded — but some of the more interesting new features in iOS 26 went unremarked during the big reveal. For instance:

• If you have AirPods or AirPods Pro with the H2 chip, you can use AirPods Camera Remote to start recording video on your iPhone by pressing and holding one of the AirPods.
• You can choose your own snooze duration of between 1 and 15 minutes for alarms.
• Audio recording options have expanded, enabling high-quality recording during conference calls and high-definition recording in the Camera app with AirPods and AirPods Pro that contain the H2 chip.
• Accessibility features include an “all-new experience designed with Braille users in mind,” more options for the Vehicle Motion Cues feature to avoid motion sickness and “a more customizable reading experience.”
• Reminders uses Apple Intelligence to “suggest tasks, grocery items and follow-ups based on emails or other text on your device.”
• The Journal app supports multiple journals, inline images and a map view that tracks where journal entries were made.
• Parental controls have been updated in unspecified ways, including “enhancements across Communication Limits, Communication Safety and the App Store.”

Apple/Screenshot by Joe Maldonado/CNET

iOS 26 availability

The finished version of iOS 26 will be released in September or October with new iPhone 17 models. In the meantime, developers will get access to the first developer betas starting on Monday, with an initial public beta arriving in July. (Don’t forget to go into any beta software with open eyes and clear expectations.)

Follow the WWDC 2025 live blog for details about Apple’s announcements.

iPhone models compatible with iOS 26

iOS 26 will run on the iPhone 11 and later models, including the iPhone SE (2nd generation and later). That includes:

• iPhone 16e
• iPhone 16
• iPhone 16 Plus
• iPhone 16 Pro
• iPhone 16 Pro Max
• iPhone 15
• iPhone 15 Plus
• iPhone 15 Pro
• iPhone 15 Pro Max
• iPhone 14
• iPhone 14 Plus
• iPhone 14 Pro
• iPhone 14 Pro Max
• iPhone 13
• iPhone 13 mini
• iPhone 13 Pro
• iPhone 13 Pro Max
• iPhone 12
• iPhone 12 mini
• iPhone 12 Pro
• iPhone 12 Pro Max
• iPhone 11
• iPhone 11 Pro
• iPhone 11 Pro Max
• iPhone SE (2nd generation and later)

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