The latest release of the iOS 10 beta could signal the sign that Apple is nearly ready to launch the final mobile operating to the public very soon.
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Apple has released the iOS 10 beta 7 to developers and public testers just ahead of the iPhone 7 launching date. This version, which is rolled out to both developers and testers, marks the sixth beta for public and the seventh for developers.
The update can be installed by running the Software Update feature in Settings. The new iOS 10 beta version that have been released all these days have only become better with each passing her and now with the 7 version in line we expect a rather smooth and easy to use interface with a lot of new functions in place. Hence, if the current public beta is the final update, we may be getting close to the final version of iOS 10. The company released the last beta update of its existing OS, iOS 9, last year.
Apple might have made the next iOS 10 developer beta available to all, but there is now no word on the next macOS, watchOS or tvOS updates.
People syncing is not enabled via iCloud Photo Library in iOS 10. Cupertino has redrawn the lock screen to make it simple for users to find their way among rich notifications that display small live widgets.
Voicemail transcription (beta) is available for iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPhone SE with Siri language set to English (United States or Canada).
On the other hand, if without iOS Beta 6 or lower, developers need to go directly to the Apple Developer site in order to get the update. Apple Music, Home Kit, Phone and Apple Maps will be updated as well. The tech giant is also revamping the Messages apps with several features including message effects and emojify.
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The final version of Apple’s upcoming iOS 10 is expected to come out this fall along with iPhone 7, Apple Watch, and hopefully a refreshed MacBook Pro. It is rumored that the company’s iPhone 7 line will be released by September 7.
