Apple iOS 17 hides details: you can search for sounds in iPhone videos with keywords

CTOnews.com July 17, Apple hid some small details in iOS 17, and blogger Ryan McLeod recently tweeted that users can find videos containing such sounds in iOS 17 albums by entering keywords, making it easier for users to find specific videos quickly.

According to tweets posted by Ryan McLeod, in iOS 17, users can type a series of animal calls into the album, and the album will automatically find the corresponding clip. For example, Ryan McLeod typed "dog" in the search box, and the album will call up the recent video with dog barking.

A tweet from ▲ source Ryan McLeod found that Apple had done some work in voice recognition. As early as in iOS 14, users could enable "voice recognition" in auxiliary functions to receive and analyze external sounds in real time through the microphone of the device, in order to remind hearing-impaired users to pay attention to fire and smoke alarms.

At present, such "voice recognition" solutions have been integrated into the system photo albums, in addition to making it easy for users to quickly locate the videos they need, it is also expected to improve the barrier-free interaction ability of iOS, making it more popular in different markets.