Apple has released the latest beta version of iOS, iOS 17.4, for iPhone users. This comes after the previous release of iOS 17.3. While the new changes in iOS 17.4 are yet to be revealed, let’s take a look back at the previous updates that Apple has rolled out since September.
In September, Apple introduced iOS 17, which brought several new features to the iPhone. These included StandBy, interactive widgets, and improved autocorrect. This update aimed to enhance the user experience and make interactions with the device more seamless.
Following iOS 17, Apple released iOS 17.1 in October. This update focused on improving AirDrop, Apple Music, and StandBy. Users could expect a smoother and more efficient experience when using these features on their iPhones.
December saw the release of iOS 17.2, which introduced the Journal app, spatial video capture, and a Translate Action button. The Journal app allowed users to document their thoughts and experiences easily, while spatial video capture enhanced the quality of videos recorded on the iPhone. The Translate Action button made it convenient for users to translate text or conversations on the go.
Most recently, in January, Apple rolled out iOS 17.3. This update brought Stolen Device Protection, Unity wallpaper, and collaborative playlists to the iPhone. Stolen Device Protection aimed to enhance security by providing additional measures to protect users’ devices if they were lost or stolen. The Unity wallpaper added a visually appealing element to the device’s interface, while collaborative playlists allowed users to create and share playlists with others.
In addition to the iOS updates, Apple is also testing new versions of its other platforms, including tvOS 17.4 beta and HomePod 17.4 beta. However, there have been no developer betas released yet for macOS or watchOS.
As for iOS 17.4 beta, specific details about the new changes are yet to be revealed. If you spot anything different in this beta version, you can reach out to Apple at [email protected] to share your findings. Apple encourages users to participate in testing and provide feedback to ensure the best possible user experience.
So, iPhone users, get ready to explore the latest update and discover what iOS 17.4 has in store for you. Happy testing!