Apple's Game-Changing Features in iOS 17.2: CultCast Dives into What's New and Cool!

We're still going. That's good. All right. So, let's talk about... We're not going to talk about

everything that's new in iOS 17.2, because a lot of this stuff is actually really boring

and you guys won't really care about it. Collaborative Apple Music playlists

Looks like it was removed. AppleCare settings. Who cares, right? But the thing that was interesting

is you can now change the default notification sound. Under sound and haptics, there's a new

default alert section that allows you to choose the sound you use for all incoming notifications

aside from texts, mail alerts, and calendar alerts, which already had customization options

So, now you can customize, I think, all the default sounds, which is really cool

And then there was one more feature I wanted to touch on here. Let me scroll down to it

So, if you have the newer iPhone 15 Pro, you know that you can record... Maybe you don't know this

You can record directly to an external device, but in iOS 17.2, they included a new pop-up message

that lets you know that the external recording is not working because of a USB-C cable that's

too slow. Now, this may seem like a lame feature, but we were having a problem a while back with our

show audio becoming out of sync. And Griffin and I were trying to figure out what was going on

and I figured out that my memory card was too slow. And I was telling Griffin, I'm like, dude, they need to give you a warning that the memory card that you're using in your device is

not fast enough. And otherwise, there's no way you would know. And so I switched the memory card

The problem is fixed. And this is the same type of problem, right? If you're having an issue with

a recording and it's choppy or it's disconnecting or something, there would be no way that you would

know that your USB-C cable is too slow. And of course, no USB-C cables, except for the ones from

Elgato that you can get with the all new teleprompter that they're releasing, has the

speed specs labeled on the USB-C cable. So you'd have to be a medium or the great Carsoni to know

like what the speeds of the USB-C cable are. So this is actually a really useful feature

Coming to iOS 17.2, when it finally releases, we're in beta four. So I imagine it's going to

get released sometime soon. I love running the I don't like running betas of new OSes. But I love

running betas of current OSes because it actually, you're actually ahead of the curve as far as

improvements and stuff go. And everything seems to be more stable than it would be otherwise

But not the other way around. When you use the beta of a new OS, then it's just absolute trash

And you're constantly having problems. But you can make a lot of great YouTube videos about

upcoming features and that type of thing