C/Net further advised the public to let the developers work on the bugs first and let them create more useful apps out of the new operating system before upgrading the iPhone and iPad devices to iOS 9. However, jailbreakers might do well to reign in their celebrations as news have hit that Apple has just released the beta to iOS 8.4.1.
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The company will be releasing periodic updates to the iOS 9 beta over the coming months and those who are part of the public beta program will be able to upgrade to the final version when it ships later this fall. That’s why Cydia creator Saurik came up with an app that restores iOS devices to their current iOS version, so you can still re-jailbreak the device.
A powerful new tool called Cydia Impactor from Saurik now allows users to “unjailbreak” their iOS devices, restoring them to their stock configuration.
The iOS 9 will also boost your iPhone 5’s battery life. The iOS version shares the same code base, and hence, the same name.
Aside from the “elementary change” of the keypad letters which have always been in lowercase, iPads running in iOS 9 would also get a unique keystroke that makes the letters fade away when the keyboard is tapped using two fingers. Although, it might sound like a trivial matter, but the previous iOS 8 made the old keyboard visually confusing and the user could not easily tell whether he or she hit the shift key or not. As The Verge notes, iOS 9 ditches Helevtica Neue for San Francisco font by Apple.
Apple has released iOS 9 beta 4 to developers.
Siri with Proactive assistance: Siri comes armed with Proactive assistance. In addition to this, Proactive will also automatically add invites, reminders to a calendar without a user having to tap and do it themselves. Siri also became smarter with the iOS 9. Siri also supports search natural language and a user can type sentences like, “Photos I clicked last June” and the voice-assistant will have an answer. Apple News is also another new app entirely.
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When Apple Maps was released for the first time, there were no means to have public transit information.
