All new features are expected to appear on your iPhone for FREE this week

APPLE’s next big iPhone launch is just a few hours away, and we’re expecting some iOS deals that won’t cost you a dime.

The star of the show is said to be Brand new iPhone SEthe third version of the tech giant’s budget-friendly device.

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But Apple hasn’t forgotten its existing loyal users.

There are some new bits coming to iOS 15.4 that are rumored to appear at the March 8 launch event.

New emojis

Earlier this year, Apple revealed what their next batch of new emojis would look like.

It includes quite a few mixes, including a pregnant man and two saucy icons.

One of them is the biting lip, which the emoji creators describe as perfect for expressing “flirting or arousal”.

Face ID with mask

The coronavirus pandemic is not over yet.

Even if there aren’t any rules left in the UK, other parts of the world at least still require face coverings.

So especially if you are traveling, this new feature can be especially useful, as it allows you to continue using Face ID with your mask turned on for sure.

This means you won’t have to use a passcode and continue with a more convenient way of making purchases or unlocking your phone.

General control

Universal Control could finally be out, with a great way to get more screen space.

It allows you to turn other devices into a second display, meaning you can move things from one device to another with ease.

Apple has been aiming for it to launch this spring, so now seems like a good time for it to come out.

Siri is gender neutral

Looks like there’s also a new voice in town for Siri.

Apple seems to be preparing one more gender neutral voice into the mix, may also appear on March 8.

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In other news, be careful Nasa admitted it might have to study sex in space if humanity were to go to another planet.

One Ancient Great Landslide Deep in the ocean has been found to trigger a massive tsunami with “just a little shaking in the wrong place”.

Samsung has been accused performance tuning of more than 10,000 apps that run on its latest smartphones.

And Nasa will let you Submit your name on a flight around the Moon – FREE.

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