I can hover my iPhone over someone else's (similar to how you trigger Apple Pay at a contactless payment terminal) and share my contact poster. And you can share your contact poster using Name Drop, which is a cross between AirDrop and Apple Pay (sans the credit cards). Your contact card can have a contact poster and a contact photo. This reminds me a lot of the lock screen customizations we got in iOS 16. You can select from a few different templates, like ones that show your initials, a Memoji or a photo of your choosing. One of these is contact posters, which basically turn your mundane contact card into a mini movie poster. John Kim/CNETĪpple added a number of new tools and utilities on iOS 17 that make your iPhone more of a reflection of your style. You can customize multiple versions of your contact poster. Here are the apps that have an interactive widget element so far: Right now in the beta, most of the interactive widgets are Apple's own apps, so I'm excited to see how non-Apple apps take advantage of the function. I can start or pause a podcast straight from the widget, and the same goes for music. Up to now, widgets have mainly been useful for showing glanceable information or serving as app shortcuts. Then there are home screen widgets, which have been available on the iPhone since 2020. But being able to swipe to respond to a specific message in iOS 17 is something I can't believe we haven't had before. Inline replies are nothing new, and they definitely help keep group threads from turning into a mess.
One of these is the ability to swipe to reply in the Messages app. In iOS 17, Apple improved a number of existing features and added a number of new tools that make using your iPhone more intuitive and easier. Swipe to reply makes direct responses to a message bubble easy and fast.
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