This Apple fall will publish the final version iOS 26 And with him an update of the firmware for AirPods. There are many new features – from improving sound quality to practical automatic functions. Here is an overview of the most interesting changes than AirPods in iOS 26 are waiting for.
Camera control
One of the greatest innovations is the possibility Use AirPods as a remote camera trigger. Simply connect AirPods to the iPhone, open the camera application and press the airpods on foot long – it will take a photo or start saving a video. A second press will cease to record. This function is faster than control via Apple Watch.
Better recording quality
Another problem of improvement Studio recording quality. AirPods 4 and AirPods Pro 2 It can record a lighter voice with a less ambient noise. It’s great for podcasts, interviews or shooting videos on the go.
Improvement of calls
The new firmware will also improve Sound quality during callsThanks to the H2 chip, calls and conferences will seem more natural and with better clarity of the voice.
Beta Software installation possibility
S iOS 26 is also easier to install the beta version of the firmware. In the AirPods settings, you will find a new clear panel where you can activate beta updates with one click.
Stop reading when you fall asleep
If you like to fall asleep in music or audio book, you will appreciate the opportunity automatic break when you fall asleep. Airpods will recognize when you fell asleep and stretch the sound – not only to record the battery, but also to recover where you stopped the next day. This feature is also available with Beats headphones.
Stop audio switching
And what? ONEC Apple added a boring sound switching solution when entering the car. New option Keep the audio in the earphones Ensures that reading remains in your headphones and does not automatically jump to your car speakers or other Bluetooth devices. Light the functionality in Settings> General> Airplay and continuity.
iOS 26 And the new AirPods features will be accessible to the public this fall – look forward to many improvements for daily listening and content creation.
