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Apple confirms iPadOS 16 delay [Updated]
Apple seeded iPadOS 16 beta 7 to developers on Monday, and its build number confirms that the release of this new version has been pushed back several weeks. This is in-line with an earlier leak that iPads wouldn’t see an update until October. In addition, there has now been no new macOS Ventura beta for over two weeks, showing it’s also not close to release. That’s not surprising, however.
Release candidate shows iOS 15.3 will be just bug fixes
News Top stories Even Macs can get hit with malware. Especially when Apple notarizes it! Graphic: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Apple seeded the iOS 15.3 release candidate as well as the iPadOS equivalent to developers on Thursday. Surprisingly, it’s just bug fixes and security updates. There are no new features. It’s possible these will take care of a headline-making Safari bug that leaks user information. Release candidates for macOS Monterey 12.2, watchOS 8.4 and tvOS 15.3 are also out on Thursday.
First iOS 15.3 beta is all bug fixes
News Apple began beta testing iOS 15.3 and a lot more. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Apple seeded to developers the initial iOS 15.3 beta later than usual on Friday, along with the iPadOS equivalent. So far, no one has been able to find any new features in them. watchOS 8.4 beta 1 and tvOS 15.3 beta 1 also went to developers on Friday.
Latest iOS 15 beta is stable enough to try, but hold off on macOS Monterey
News Top stories Feeling brave? You can try the latest betas for iOS 15 or iPadOS 15. But stay away from testing macOS Monterey. Graphic: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac It’s been a very weird summer for Apple’s beta program with major changes happening months after the initial unveiling of the operating system upgrades. But iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 have finally reached the point where they’re stable enough for average users to try them out. The same goes for watchOS 8. But that’s not true of macOS Monterey.
A little iPadOS 15 change brings big improvement
News Top stories App icons are larger and easier to use in iPadOS 15. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Sometimes in life, it’s the little things. iPadOS 15 makes one of those small changes that bring a big result. For the first time, you can increase the size of the application icons on the iPad Home Screen. This setting debuts in iPadOS 15 beta 5, released on Tuesday. This is one of a few other tweaks in the latest pre-release version.
iOS 14.6 and watchOS 7.5 take a huge step toward release
News Top stories The first release candidates for iOS 14.6 and iPadOS 14.6 are out. The same goes for watchOS 7.5 RC and tvOS 14.6 RC. Photo: Cult of Mac Apple seeded to developers the first release candidates for iOS 14.6 and iPadOS 14.6 on Monday. These are only small updates for these operating systems, and their timing may be controlled by the 2021 iPad Pro, which will reach customers on Friday.
Apple gives a first look at iOS 13.6 with automatic update customization
News Top stories iOS 13.6 will make life easier for people who don’t want to install new iOS versions. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Apple decided to remove one of the little irritations of iPhone and iPad. Developers on Tuesday got their first look at iOS 13.6, which gives users the option to not download new system software updates. This is important enough to bring on a new iOS version number.
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