Apple released their iOS 13.2 beta 4 software last week, bringing a range of new features to the iPhone. Simultaneously, iPadOS 13.2 beta 4 was also released for the iPad, ensuring that both devices benefit from the latest updates and improvements.
Last week, we got to see some of the features in the new iOS 13.2 software, and now we get to have a more in-depth look at the software in a new video from Zollotech.
New Features in iOS 13.2 Beta 4
The software adds a range of new Emoji to Apple devices, expanding the already extensive collection and allowing users to express themselves in even more ways. These new emojis include a variety of new animals, food items, and activities, as well as more inclusive options such as gender-neutral characters and people with disabilities.
Another significant addition is the new Deep Fusion image processing feature for the iPhone. This advanced technology leverages the power of the Apple A13 Bionic processor to enhance photo quality. Deep Fusion works by taking multiple shots at different exposures and combining them into a single, highly detailed image. This feature is particularly effective in medium to low-light conditions, where it can bring out more detail and reduce noise, resulting in sharper and more vibrant photos.
Compatibility and Release Date
Apple is rumored to be releasing their new iOS 13.2 software sometime soon, and it could actually land this week. The software is needed to work with the new Beats Solo Pro headphones, which are launching this week. The Beats Solo Pro headphones feature active noise cancellation and are designed to work seamlessly with iOS devices, making the timely release of iOS 13.2 crucial for users who plan to purchase these new headphones.
In addition to the new emojis and Deep Fusion, iOS 13.2 also includes several other improvements and bug fixes. For example, the update addresses issues related to app performance and stability, ensuring a smoother and more reliable user experience. It also includes enhancements to Siri, Apple’s voice assistant, making it more responsive and accurate in understanding user commands.
As soon as we get some details on exactly when the new iOS 13.2 software will land, we will let you guys know. In the meantime, users can look forward to these exciting new features and improvements that will enhance their iPhone and iPad experience.
Source & Image Credit: Zollotech
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