Apple releases the following developer updates: iOS 9.2 beta 3, OS X 10.11.2 beta 3, and tvOS 9.1 beta 2
In the final hours of yesterday, almost at dawn this morning, Apple released its new developer betas for iOS 9.2, OS X 10.11.2, and tvOS 9.1. It's clear the company has been working hard lately to present more polished and stable systems to its users, although, as we recall, the previous betas— iOS 9.2 beta 2 , OS X 10.11.2 beta 2 , and tvOS 9.1 beta 1— were released just last week.
Now available for developers: iOS 9.2 beta 3, OS X 10.11.2 beta 3, and tvOS 9.1 beta 2
Third beta of iOS 9.2 for developers now available
A new update has been released by Apple, and it is version iOS 9.2Available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, this new version of the operating system is yet another beta release from Apple; however, it will be available to developers who wish to test the new changes and bug fixes.
The update can be downloaded via over-the-air (OTA) or from the Apple Developer website. The new update will include system performance improvements and bug fixes , a key feature of every Apple release.
The new features included in the latest update are not yet fully known due to its recent release; however, as developers discover the new functions and changes, information regarding iOS 9.2 will be revealed in the coming days.
Some of the improvements included in the new version focus on the popular Wi-Fi calls , correcting some errors that were present in the synchronization with iCloud , and also improving the audio quality in calls that previously had some problems.
As for the voice assistant known as Siri, the developers of the update added one more language to its language system's arsenal, making it easier for it to communicate with the Arabic population.
Third beta of OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 for developers now available
According to the brief notes that can be found alongside the new trial version, Some improvements were made in terms of performance, the security system, as well as the correction of some bugs and stability problems.
Some reports from users of the official version indicate problems with the USB connection and even performance; however, these users represent only a small number.
One of the main advantages that has led Apple to constantly release beta versions is the possibility for developers to discover any operational or compatibility problems that may arise in new versions of their operating systems; in this way, the necessary changes and corrections can be made before their release.
OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 is expected to perform better than its predecessor and address the issues some users experienced after the update. Details of the new version are not yet fully known due to its recent release, so the developers will soon be announcing new features and potential bug fixes that Apple will need to address before the official release.
Second beta of tvOS 9.1 for developers now available
The second beta of tvOS 9.1 is now available, and it is intended only for installation on devices registered in the developer program. Therefore, it is not recommended that other users update to the new beta version, as it could damage the device, rendering it unusable.
The new version can be acquired through automatic updates. If these are disabled, the user must go to the system settings and look for the update. It is also important that the Apple TV is using the first beta version; if not, then the process must be carried out using iTunes.
The changes in this second beta aren't very noticeable compared to the previous version, which introduced some new features like using the Siri voice assistant in Apple Music. The features added in the first beta remain unchanged in this new version; however, since its availability was only recently revealed, it's expected that some new elements will be added soon.
Apple is developing new operating system updates at an increasingly faster pace. Beta versions have also been instrumental in bringing us new updates in short periods of time. Therefore, the upcoming tvOS 9.1, iOS 9.2, and OS X 10.11.2 are expected to be available soon, after any bugs are identified during the respective beta testing phases. This will allow Apple to release these new system updates to all users.
