Three Apple Software Fixes Users Demand at WWDC

Apple's WWDC Wishlist: Three Key Software Improvements Users Demand Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is just around the corner, and anticipation is high for new software announcements. While many expect major AI integrations, The Verge's recent TikTok video highlights three less-discussed but equally important improvements Apple should prioritize. The video, featuring a discussion among tech experts, focuses on user experience enhancements. One key issue raised is the lack of typing indicators in iMessage group chats. "In group messages, typing indicators for everybody," one participant emphasizes, highlighting the current inconvenience of not knowing who's actively responding. This lack of real-time feedback can lead to confusion and delays in communication. Another area of concern is the problematic reaction feature on macOS. The video points to the inconsistent and often frustrating experience of using reactions, noting that "it doesn't work consistently." This highlights a significant usability issue for many Mac users. Finally, the discussion turns to Siri's cross-device functionality. The experts express a desire for improved consistency and reliability, stating that "all the other Siri devices are doing them." This points to a need for seamless integration across Apple's ecosystem. The video concludes with a call for Apple to focus on these smaller, quality-of-life improvements, suggesting that addressing these issues would create a more positive user experience. The video's popularity, with over 13,000 views and hundreds of likes, shows that many users share these concerns.