Just like with previous iOS versions before it, Apple was able to demo only some of the main features of its upcoming iOS 8 update during this year’s WWDC keynote, but buried inside iOS 8 there will be plenty of other cool features Apple did not mention during the event. However, Apple listed some of the upcoming iOS 8 features it didn’t have time to discuss at length on a slide that popped up briefly at the very end of its presentation, as you can see in the image above.

For your enjoyment, here are 20 promising iOS 8 features that Apple did not talk about during the iOS 8 announcement, but that are nonetheless included in the upcoming major iOS release:

Braille Keyboard for direct 6 dot braille input

Private browsing per tab in Safari

Instant burst camera mode

Wi-Fi calling support

‘Hey, Siri’ hotword

iBooks built into iOS 8

Separate focus and exposure in Camera

Flyover city tours

Panoramic photos on iPad

DuckDuckGo support in Safari

In Case of Emergency Card

Battery usage by app

Travel time notifications

iTunes content purchases with Siri

24 new dictation languages

Rich text editing in Notes

Touch ID to exit Guided Access

Tips app

Speak screen support

FaceTime call waiting

Even more iOS 8 features are listed in the image above.

For the latest breaking news from Apple’s WWDC 2014 keynote, visit our WWDC 2014 hub! For an iOS 8 walkthrough, check out this post.