Apple has released a beta edition of iOS 14 to the public. Users with a compatible iPhone may decide to install the software for a quick review of new features, such as home screen widgets, a new app library screen, a redesigned Siri interface, a translation app, and the ability to create a third-party app. email or online page by default. browser application. In beta, the software carries an additional threat of errors, failures and, in all cases, even loss of knowledge. Some third-party programs require an update that still seems to work well with the new operating system. Beta software will only be installed on non-critical devices where the user is willing to assume that additional threat, and only after ensuring that all vital knowledge is subsidized. Installing the iOS beta starts with the activation of the Apple beta program’s online page.
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June 4, 2018 Apple today announced iOS 12, its next-generation platform for iPhone and iPad. Apple says it has spent time on the functionality of the operating system, which is said to work well on iPhones and iPads that went on sale in 2013.
June 3, 2019Apple announced iOS 13 with a long list of new features for iPhones. Apple’s text keyboard now supports gesture input, which Apple calls Quick Path.
September 12, 2018 Apple today updated its AppleCare offerings for its iPhone line. The company now allows iPhone owners to file claims for theft or loss of their iPhone.
November 12, 2018, iPhone owners will soon be able to unlock and start using their Volkswagen Siri controls. Volkswagen of America today announced that it is supporting Siri’s VW Car-Net mobile app.