Apple has released a new developer test version of iOS 17 beta 3 a week after the release of the previous version. The update precedes the public beta,
Apple has released a new developer test version of iOS 17 beta 3 a week after the release of the previous version. The update precedes the public beta, which should be available soon to users enrolled in the beta program.
The iOS 17 3 beta brings a number of new features, such as the ability to assign credits to Apple Music songs, change the order of icons in the new iMessage menu, and manage iPhone storage usage by name, file size, or last used date. In addition, Apple has made changes to the welcome banner in the main menu and the new Mental Wellness tab.
It also introduces a new version of the Phone app offering a visual makeover with custom contact posters. Now users have the opportunity to express themselves in different ways by customizing the display of incoming calls.
By choosing different photo manipulations or Memoji, as well as bright colors and typography fonts, users can create a whole new look. Also, in Beta 2, Apple introduced the NameDrop feature, which allows you to share contacts by simply pairing two iPhones.
In FaceTime, when users call someone who is not available, they now have the option to share an audio or video message that users can listen to at any other time. The update also brings other changes: the app now includes reactions like hearts, balloons, fireworks, and more.
Printing has also caught Apple’s attention.
iOS 17 has also been redesigned to better support typing, and sentence-level autocorrects can now correct more types of grammatical errors. As users enter text, they get access to real-time smart text recommendations.
Now adding whole words or completing sentences is as easy as hitting the spacebar, making typing faster than ever. In addition, Dictation has been enhanced with a new speech recognition model for even greater accuracy.
The Vision Pro has special low-latency RAM and an Apple R1 chip. The new SoC from the manufacturer will be responsible for cameras, sensors and microphones and will have the task of mapping the environment.
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