While the main event of the event happened on Monday, Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) took place throughout the week, slowly revealing more and more features appearing in updates. Apple software later this year. One of the features of iOS 14 not specifically mentioned by Apple in its speech was the ability to set a default browser and email client, and now there's another one to talk about: being able to set captions on photos. You can classify these as features that have been in demand for a long time and that Apple hasn't quite managed to add yet, but this should be rolling out to iPhones (and we're assuming iPads) in or around September. As MacRumors reports, here's how it'll work: You'll be able to swipe up whenever you see a single photo, which will reveal the caption field. You can use the location information attached to the image to help you compose a caption, if necessary.