Wow! This is just in. Apple has just released iOS 8.3 beta 1 download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. iOS 8.2 also remains in beta mode, beta 5 of which was released only a week ago.
If even more proof was required that Apple is really stepping up its iOS release cycle, then today’s roll-out of a pre-release iOS 8.3 beta to developers ought to reaffirm this notion. having recently pushed iOS 8.1.3 download to the end user, iOS 8.2 remain well into its beta program, apparently slated for release over the next few weeks. Amid all this, the Cupertino has just pushed a first beta of iOS 8.3 to registered developers.
iOS 8.2, as we now know, will be integral to the launch of Apple Watch, a product that Tim cook suggested was on track for shipping in April. With a standalone app for view users, adoption rates ought to be as high as they’ve ever been as the tech world gets itself in a tizzy over the Apple smartwatch, but as this beta showing demonstrates, the Mac maker is already looking ahead to what’s next.
The changelog for the iOS 8.3 beta doesn’t give too much away, although it does arrived accompanied by Xcode 6.3 with Swift version 1.2. because it’s hot off the press, we’ve not yet had the chance to give it a proper test run for ourselves, but once we have, we’ll have a feature short article on the big changes and potential bugs.
One feature that is a part of the bargain, however, is enhanced, Wireless CarPlay support for automobiles that support it. If, as depicted, your car features the wireless button on the steering wheel, you can hook your device up to it as if you were scanning for wireless speakers. This, once again, even more promotes the “it just works” mindset that Apple has, and although CarPlay has taken, if you’ll excuse the pun, a bit of a backseat because launch because of Apple view and the like, this new integration ought to make the experience of using it just that little bit much more pleasurable.
So, offered that you’re a registered developer, you can go ahead and install the iOS 8.3 beta best now. The fact that iOS 8.2 is also currently in beta implies that you’ll need to have much more than one totally free iOS device useful if you wish to keep up with both, otherwise you may have to forgo iOS 8.2 beta 5 download for now.
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