Apple rolled out iOS 13.5 developer beta 3 and iPadOS 13.5 developer beta 3 on Wednesday. iOS 13.5 beta 3 has the exposure notification API from Apple and Google that health agency developers will use to build apps for contact tracing of people who test positive for the novel coronavirus. iOS 13.5 will likely be …
iOS 13.4.5 beta 2 and iPadOS 13.4.5 beta 2 were released to developers on Wednesday. Anyone with developer access can download the new iOS and iPadOS betas right now. The second iOS 13.4.5 beta contains bug fixes and improvements. Visit BGR’s homepage for more stories. Just hours after unveiling the 2nd-generation iPhone SE, Apple has …
Apple recently released iOS 13.4 to the general public as well as iPadOS 13.4, which means it’s time for a new developer beta. iOS 13.4.5 beta for the iPhone and iPadOS 13.4.5 beta for iPad models are both available for download right now. The updates aren’t major, but they do fix a few pesky bugs …
The fifth iOS 13.4 and iPadOS 13.4 developer betas are rolling out right now on iPhone and iPad. Some of the notable additions in iOS 13.4 and iPadOS 13.4 include new Memojis, a CarKey API, iCloud folder sharing, new keyboard shortcuts for the iPad, and the ability to bundle iOS and Mac apps. iOS 13.4 …
The iOS beta releases are coming fast and furious now, as we’ve received a new version every week for the past three weeks straight. iOS 13.4 might end up being the last numbered update for iOS 13, but Apple is going out with a big bang, as the update brings with it a variety of …
iOS 13.4 will in all likelihood be the final big numbered update for iOS 13 before the launch of iOS 14, but even this late in the cycle, the beta releases are still providing us with surprising looks at the future of Apple’s mobile software. For example, when the first beta for iOS 13.4 rolled …
Uncharacteristically, Apple waited two whole weeks between beta releases this time, but the second developer beta for iOS 13.4 is now available. Some of the major additions of iOS 13.4 include CarKey, iCloud Drive folder sharing, new Memoji stickers, a fix for the toolbar in the Mail app, asking Siri to go to the Home …
After rolling out the very first developer betas for iOS 13.4 and iPadOS 13.4 last week, Apple is now making the public version of the updated mobile operating system available to everyone. If you read any of our stories about the update last week, you know that there are quite a few exciting additions planned …
Apple released its first iOS 13.4 beta earlier this week for the iPhone, and it got much more attention than betas normally do these days. Why? Because iOS 13 has been so buggy that the past few updates have focused solely on fixing bugs and ironing out all the wrinkles that have been driving people …
After a number of years that saw a succession of buggy iOS releases, Apple astutely decided to switch things up. So instead of introducing a new iteration of iOS with a seemingly endless list of features, Apple these days will roll out a new version of iOS in September and then follow that up with …
