Apple recently released iOS 14.3 Release Candidate to both developers and Public Beta Testers. This software is the final beta of iOS 14.3, and it is the version that everyone should receive soon.
We previously saw a video of the final version of iOS 14.3, and now we have another video from Brandon Butch, which gives us a detailed look at the software.
Key Features and Improvements in iOS 14.3
One of the most anticipated features of iOS 14.3 is the introduction of Apple Fitness+, a new subscription service designed to help users stay active and healthy. Apple Fitness+ offers a variety of workout videos and personalized fitness recommendations, and it integrates seamlessly with the Apple Watch to provide real-time metrics and encouragement. This service will require iOS 14.3 to function, making the update essential for those looking to take advantage of this new offering.
In addition to Fitness+, iOS 14.3 brings several other enhancements and bug fixes. For example, the update includes support for the new AirPods Max, Apple’s high-end over-ear headphones. Users can expect improved sound quality, active noise cancellation, and spatial audio features with these new headphones.
The update also introduces ProRAW for iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max users. ProRAW is a new photo format that combines the flexibility of RAW images with Apple’s computational photography features, allowing for greater control over editing while maintaining high image quality.
Other Notable Changes
iOS 14.3 also includes improvements to the Apple TV app, making it easier to discover and watch content. The app now features a new Apple TV+ tab, which highlights original content from Apple’s streaming service. Additionally, the search functionality has been enhanced to provide more relevant results and better recommendations.
Another significant change is the addition of privacy labels on App Store product pages. These labels provide users with a clear understanding of how apps handle their data, including what information is collected and how it is used. This move is part of Apple’s ongoing commitment to user privacy and transparency.
The update also addresses several bugs and performance issues. For instance, it fixes problems related to MMS messages, contact groups, and Bluetooth connectivity. Users should experience a more stable and reliable performance overall with iOS 14.3.
Apple is expected to release iOS 14.3 either later this week or early on Monday, December 14th, just before the launch of Apple Fitness+. As soon as we get more details on the exact release date, we will let you know.
Source & Image Credit: Brandon Butch
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