Apple on Tuesday released iOS 9 beta 4 and OS X 10.11 El Capitan beta 4 to developers.
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This beta release follows iOS 9’s beta 3 rollout last July 8.
This is a sensible and wholly logical move since beta versions of iOS are works in progress which may affect or break certain parts of a developer’s app without that developer initially being either aware, at fault, or able to provide a fix. Most importantly, it looks like Apple has brought back Home Sharing for music after its demise in iOS 8.4. Speaking of everyone, the beta 4 release is not yet available to iOS 9 public beta testers. It also promises to improve on a number of things like bringing native apps and giving Wi-Fi access to the Apple Watch. It’s available to download over-the-air or through Apple’s Developer Center.
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Until now, iPhone and iPad owners running pre-release software have been able to moan about these unexplained crashes and random restarts via Apple’s App Store review system. We’ll dig in to the latest beta version and update with notable changes discovered.
