The first is live translation through AirPods. This would allow users to hear translations of spoken conversations in real time using their AirPods. It could be a helpful tool for travel or for talking with people who speak another language.
Examples of Wi-Fi access forms. | Image credit — Start Hotspot
It’s not clear why Apple chose not to highlight these features during the keynote, but it may be because the company wants to avoid promising anything that isn’t ready. Last year, several WWDC announcements were delayed after the event, which likely led to a more cautious approach this time around.
Even without a big announcement, these two features could be meaningful for many users. The live translation through AirPods could improve everyday communication, especially for frequent travelers. And automatic Wi-Fi syncing is a small change that could make a big difference in convenience.
From what Gurman reports, both features are still expected to arrive with iOS 26 or in an update shortly after its release. They also show how Apple continues to focus on improving how its devices work together in daily situations.
These kinds of updates might not be flashy, but they add real value to the user experience. We’ll be keeping an eye out to see when they officially roll out in future iOS 26 beta versions or public updates.
Source: Phone Arena
