Apple iOS 10 is quite simply their biggest software update yet and it’s available to download tonight at 6PM BST. As of this writing, the beta version of iOS 10 has been launched for those who signed up for the beta launch. The new update is said to be the “mother of all updates”. In any case you’ll be able to check it out in all of its glory when iOS 10 is released tomorrow. Cupertino is adding the ability to send “invisible” messages and handwritten notes, as well as rich links for viewing videos and photos directly in the app, and emoji suggestions. There are now full-screen effects like bursting fireworks, showering confetti and floating balloons. Also, keep in mind that Messages App Store isn’t crippled in any way either.
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The excitement level among the iOS fans has reached the pinnacle as the launch time of iOS 10 public release draws closer. Like the regular App Store, the iMessage App Store features a mix of free and paid applications.
Additionally, there’s a new Home app for controlling your smart home.
Apple Music and Apple News have also been completely redesigned – and in Apple Music’s case it’s a big improvement – and there is a new Home app to make controlling all of your HomeKit devices easier.
– Snappy Browser ($1.99) – Snappy Browser is a third-party browser that lets you use the web within Messages for looking up quick tidbits of information.
The Music app and News app have gotten significant upgrades as well.
It’s a handy way to check for important pending app updates, like, say.
With the backlash that communication apps have been receiving these past several months, everyone appears to be jumping on to the end-to-end encryption bandwagon. There are plenty of other apps and games that can be discovered through the iMessage App Store.
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Jeremy also stated that adding Circle payments to Apple iMessages reduces “the friction” for consumers.
