The new iOS 13.6 GM and iPadOS 13.6 GM software was released yesterday, it has been made available to developers and also Public Beta Testers.
This should be the final beta versions of iOS 13.6 and iPad 13.6 and this should be the version of the software that is released to everyone soon.
We now have a video from Zollotech which gives us a look at what is new in the latest GM beta of iOS 13.6.
As we can see from the video there are a range of new features coming to the iPhone and iPad with the iOS 13.6 software update. There will also be a range of performance improvements and bug fixes.
New Features in iOS 13.6 and iPadOS 13.6
One of the most notable new features in iOS 13.6 is the addition of digital car keys. This feature allows users to unlock, lock, and start their car using their iPhone. The digital car keys can be shared with others through iMessage, making it convenient for family members or friends to access the vehicle without needing a physical key. This feature is initially compatible with select BMW models, but it is expected to expand to other car manufacturers in the future.
Another significant update is the enhancement of the Health app. The new Health app now includes a new “Symptoms” section where users can log symptoms of various illnesses. This can be particularly useful for tracking symptoms over time and sharing this information with healthcare providers. The app also supports new data types for mobility, ECG, and symptoms, providing a more comprehensive health tracking experience.
Performance Improvements and Bug Fixes
In addition to new features, iOS 13.6 and iPadOS 13.6 bring a host of performance improvements and bug fixes. Apple has addressed several issues that users have reported in previous versions. For instance, there have been fixes for issues related to connectivity, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth stability. Users should experience fewer dropped connections and more reliable performance in these areas.
The update also includes improvements to the Mail app, which has had several bugs in previous versions. These fixes should enhance the overall user experience, making the app more reliable for daily use. Additionally, Apple has worked on optimizing battery performance, which should help extend the battery life of devices running iOS 13.6 and iPadOS 13.6.
Another area of improvement is the overall system stability. Apple has made several under-the-hood changes to ensure that the operating system runs smoothly. This includes optimizing the performance of apps and reducing the likelihood of crashes and freezes.
The iOS 13.6 GM and iPadOS 13.6 GM should be the final version of the software and we are expecting Apple to release it to everyone some time next week.
Source & Image Credit: Zollotech
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