It was for Clips, an Apple-made app which aims to take advantage of the current fad for sharing quick, fun videos, whether on Instagram Stories, Snapchat or Facebook. It’s not unusual that Apple isn’t first to a party – it always prizes doing it right above doing it first. When you launch Clips, the screen automatically shows the front-facing camera’s viewpoint – you, in other words. Press the bar to record and as you speak, your words appear on screen. But look more closely and you spot that the words appear as you speak them – pause for a second and the words continue on a new line.

Source: Forbes April 06, 2017 16:18 UTC