Apple recently released iPadOS 14 beta 6 for the iPad and iOS 14 beta 6 for the iPhone. We got to have a look at the OS earlier today and now we have another video.
The new video from Brandon Butch gives us another look at the new features that are available in the latest beta of iOS 14.
New Features in iOS 14 Beta 6
As we heard earlier, Apple has now switched from a two-week schedule to a one-week schedule as they get closer to the release of the final version of the OS. This accelerated schedule indicates that Apple is in the final stages of testing and refining iOS 14, ensuring that it is polished and ready for the public release.
One of the standout features in iOS 14 beta 6 is the enhanced privacy settings. Apple has introduced new privacy measures that give users more control over their data. For example, apps now need to request permission before tracking your activity across other companies’ apps and websites. This is a significant step towards greater transparency and user control.
Another exciting feature is the revamped home screen with widgets. Users can now add widgets of different sizes to their home screen, providing more customization options and quick access to essential information. The App Library is another addition that automatically organizes your apps into categories, making it easier to find what you need.
Performance Improvements and Bug Fixes
In addition to new features, iOS 14 beta 6 includes several performance improvements and bug fixes. Apple has focused on optimizing the OS to ensure smoother performance and better battery life. Users have reported that apps launch faster and the overall system feels more responsive.
Apple has also addressed various bugs that were present in earlier beta versions. For instance, issues related to Wi-Fi connectivity and Bluetooth pairing have been resolved. These fixes contribute to a more stable and reliable user experience.
We are expecting iOS 14 to land sometime in October along with the new iPhone 12. The iPhone 12 is rumored to come with several upgrades, including a new design, improved cameras, and 5G support. As soon as we get some confirmation of the exact release date, we will let you guys know.
Source & Image Credit: Brandon Butch
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