Apple releases new beta updates
Apple have just released some brand new beta builds for OS X, iOS, tvOS and watchOS all getting a fair amount of coverage.
Let's start with iOS. The iOS 9.3 beta 3 solves a few problems such as bluetooth pairing with iPhones and problems with verifying iPad's, but keeps features such as Night Shift and an app that allows users to keep their notes under lock and key with touch ID.
Next up, is the new tvOS beta, which brings an update to 'conference room display' and a new feature that allows users to put apps on Apple TV into folders. The update also allows you todisplay your Live Photos on the big screen, as well as access your iCloud contents.
The main feature of this update though, is called 'dictation' and it allows users to speak their usernames and passwords.
Moving on to the new Watch OS beta, the main focus is on bugs and fixes, with a few small features being added such as a new Maps feature, which allows you to display nearby businesses and services on your watch.
To put it simple, the iOS and OS X beta updates are pretty much the same. You have the feature that allows users to secure their notes with a password, and the ability to display live photos in the Apple Messaging App.
We have to remember that these are all only accessible with beta accounts, so therefore most users will have to wait for the next final version of each OS to gain access to each feature.
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Via: | The Next Web |
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Source: | Apple Developer |
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Photo Credits: | Verizon Wireless | | Telegraph |
