The new iOS 13.6 Beta 2 software update is now available for developers and also public beta testers to try out.
Yesterday we got to have a look at what was new in the latest beta of iOS 13.6 and now we have another video, this one is from Brandon Butch.
As we can see from the video the name of this release was changed to iOS 13.6, the first beta was released as iOS 13.5.
New Features and Improvements
The update comes with some changes to the way you can schedule automatic updates on your device. This new feature allows users to have more control over when their device updates, which can be particularly useful for those who prefer to update their devices during off-peak hours or when the device is not in use. This can help in avoiding interruptions during important tasks or meetings.
Additionally, there are some changes to Apple’s Health app. The app now includes a symptoms section where users can record health issues. This new feature is designed to help users keep track of their health more effectively by allowing them to log symptoms such as headaches, fever, or sore throat. This can be particularly useful for individuals who need to monitor chronic conditions or who want to provide their healthcare provider with detailed information about their symptoms over time.
Expected Release and Future Betas
Apple is expected to release this new iOS 13.6 software update sometime in early July. Before the official release, we are likely to see a number of other betas. These additional betas will allow Apple to fine-tune the software, fix any bugs, and ensure that the final release is as stable and polished as possible.
The beta testing process is crucial for identifying and resolving issues that may not have been apparent during initial development. It also provides developers with the opportunity to test their apps and ensure compatibility with the new iOS version. Public beta testers play an important role in this process by providing feedback and reporting any issues they encounter.
In addition to the new features mentioned above, iOS 13.6 is expected to include various performance improvements and bug fixes. These updates are designed to enhance the overall user experience by making the operating system more efficient and reliable.
For example, previous updates have addressed issues such as battery drain, connectivity problems, and app crashes. By continuing to refine the software, Apple aims to provide users with a seamless and enjoyable experience on their devices.
Source & Image Credit: Brandon Butch
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