**Siri Gets New Languages**
The latest update to iOS 9.3 includes new language options for Siri. For users who speak Finnish, Hebrew, or Malay, this is exciting news. The new languages have been added to Siri's preferences, allowing users to interact with their virtual assistant in their native tongue. This feature is perfect for those who want to use Siri without being limited by the default language options.
**New Music Library Integration**
In iOS 9.3, Apple has introduced a new music library integration feature that allows developers to add music to your Apple Music library directly from apps like Shazam. This means that if you're an Apple Music subscriber and identify a song using Shazam, you can now add it directly to your music library without having to manually search for it. However, this feature is only available if you're subscribed to Apple Music.
**Health App Enhancements**
One of the most significant updates in iOS 9.3 is the enhancement of the Health app. Users can now access their Apple Watch data from within the Health app, allowing them to view their activity, exercise, and stand data from their Apple watch. The update also includes a new "Workout" tab at the bottom of the screen, which displays all of the user's workouts from their Apple watch. This feature is perfect for those who want to track their fitness goals and monitor their progress.
**Multi-Watch Pairing**
In iOS 9.3, users can now pair multiple Apple watches with a single iPhone. This means that you can have two or more Apple watches connected to your iPhone at the same time, allowing you to easily switch between them or access data from each watch simultaneously. To pair multiple watches, simply go into the Settings app, select "Apple Watch," and then click on the "Add Device" option.
**Verizon Wi-Fi Calling**
iOS 9.3 also introduces Verizon's Wi-Fi calling feature, which allows users to make phone calls over Wi-Fi networks instead of cellular networks. This means that you can stay connected with family or friends while in areas where cellular networks are not available. To enable this feature, simply go into the Settings app, select "Phone," and then click on "Wi-Fi Calling" and turn it on.
**Full Screen Video and Podcasts**
In iOS 9.3, Apple has introduced a new full-screen video option for podcasts and music apps on iPads. This means that you can now watch videos or listen to podcasts in full screen mode without having to pause the playback or exit the app. To access this feature, simply open your favorite podcast or music app and tap the "Full Screen" button.
**CarPlay Enhancements**
The latest update to iOS 9.3 includes several enhancements to CarPlay, including a new "For You" section in the Music app within the CarPlay interface. This allows users to access their favorite songs, playlists, and radio stations more easily while driving. Additionally, Apple has introduced a new feature called "Nearby," which helps you find points of interest near your location.
**Education Features**
One of the most exciting updates in iOS 9.3 is the introduction of several education features that could have far-reaching consequences for how we use iPads in the future. The update includes a new "Classroom" app for teachers, which allows them to manage student progress and assign tasks with ease. This feature is designed to make it easier for educators to create engaging lesson plans and track student progress.
**New Apple Watch Button**
In iOS 9.3, Apple has introduced a new Apple watch button that allows users to pair multiple watches simultaneously. To access this button, simply go into the Settings app, select "Apple Watch," and then click on the "Watch" button. From there, you can choose to pair your second watch or dismiss it.
**Activity App Workout Tab**
The Activity app has also been updated with a new workout tab that displays all of the user's workouts from their Apple watch. This feature is perfect for those who want to track their fitness goals and monitor their progress in real-time. The update includes several enhancements, including the ability to view workout data by week, month, or year.
**Watch OS 2.2 Integration**
The latest update to iOS 9.3 requires Watch OS 2.2 on Apple watches for multi-watch pairing to work. This means that you need to have both an iPhone and an Apple watch running the latest version of Watch OS 2.2 to take advantage of this feature.
**Rings Integration**
In iOS 9.3, the update includes several enhancements to the "Rings" section within the Health app. The Rings section allows users to track their daily activity and exercise goals, and now you can view your rings right from the Home screen of the Health app. You can tap on the ring to view your daily progress, and also switch between different types of data such as exercise or activity.
**Third-Party Apps**
iOS 9.3 introduces a new feature that allows users to access third-party apps within the Health app. This means that you can now use your favorite health and fitness apps in conjunction with the built-in Health app. To access this feature, simply go into the Settings app, select "Health," and then click on the "Apps" option.
**General Updates**
In addition to these specific updates, iOS 9.3 includes several general updates that improve overall performance and stability. These include enhancements to the Siri assistant, improved battery life, and several bug fixes to address common issues with previous versions of the operating system.