Sakshi Garg

As it happens every year, iOS 17 is full of smaller updates that don't make splashing news. Updates to Siri happen to be one of them. Among a few other things, like back-to-back requests for our favorite virtual assistant, Siri has also had a significant addition (or subtraction) to the way it listens for voice commands.

When "Hey Siri" first came into our lives, allowing us to summon Siri hands-free, it was indeed a game-changer. But after almost a decade, even "Hey Siri" was starting to feel a little bit cumbersome, especially with this generation where slang keeps getting shorter

Apple introduced a 48 MP camera to their iPhones for the first time last year with the iPhone 14 Pro series. iPhone 14, and all the other previous models, still had a 12 MP main camera, whereas the iPhones 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max boasted a 48 MP camera with an advanced quad-pixel sensor.

However, things weren't as plain as that. While the camera was a stunning 48 MP, for most users, the phone still shot at the practical 12 MP size by grouping 4 pixels together into one large quad pixel in a process called pixel binning. You

While we have come to expect big features from new iOS releases, like contact posters or StandBy mode in iOS 17, that's never the entire picture. Every new OS release is made successful by the overall enhancements it adds to our lives. And small updates are an important part of that. Like the feature to set different ringtones for different SIMs on iPhone.

Apple released the first iPhone with a dual SIM a while back. Since then, users have been requesting this feature. The ability to have different ringtones allows you to streamline your life better, especially when you use