Safari Push Notifications si Voice Isolation in iOS 16.4

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Apple recently released what appears to be the final build (RC) of iOS 16.4. Among the key features, besides a new set of emoji, I would say that the most important are voice isolation and Safari push notifications.

After iOS 16.4 RC (Release Candidate) was released for developers two days ago, yesterday it was the turn of users with devices enrolled in the Public Beta. Most likely, on March 28 it will be officially released for all iPhone users compatible with iOS 16.

Voice Isolation pe iPhone, in iOS 16.4

iPhone with iOS 16.4 will soon have the ability to filter background (ambient) noises during calls over the cellular network. Characteristic Voice Isolation was introduced by Apple since last year for calls made through Face Time.

Voice isolation makes the voice heard more clearly during calls, eliminating much of the background sounds. Very important when you are in crowded areas or in environments with a lot of noise.

Voice Isolation si Safari push notifications
Voice Isolation si Safari push notifications in iOs 16.4

Safari Push Notifications in Home Screen si Lock Screen

With iOS 16.4, Apple offers users the possibility to receive notifications from web applications opened in Safari.

Safari push notifications will be available for those websites where web developers will implement this notification system for iOS.

The notifications will be present in the Lock Screen on iPhone, when the site you subscribed to has published new content, in the Home Screen in the form of a badge in the Safari application and in the Notification Center.
This feature will also be present on iPad, along with iPadOS 16.4.

Currently, the push notification system is only available on macOS.

In addition to these new features, which I think are the most important, iOS 16.4 adds a set of 21 new emoji and other features.

I've been writing passionately since 2004 about Windows and Linux operating systems, and since 2010 I've become a fan of Apple University. I'm currently writing tutorials for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, and other Apple devices.

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