Apple has released the first public beta of the iOS 11.4 update to developers, just one day after it released iOS 11.4 developer beta. You will need to sign up from Apple Beta Testing Program to download the profile, in order to update your device to iOS 11.3, go to Settings - Software Update.
The upcoming update will be including a new ClassKit framework that Apple introduced at its March event. Both AirPlay 2 and Messages on iCloud are present in iOS 11.4 beta 1 after being removed from iOS 11, as HomePod stereo support returns in the beta.
Aside from releasing iOS 11.3, Apple today also seeded first public beta of tvOS 11.4. The new tvOS beta can be downloaded onto the Apple TV by going to the Settings --- Software Updates - System, and switch on “Get Public Beta Updates".
With the update, Apple TV will once again be listed in the Home app, and will be able to use AirPlay 2 feature. Aside from that, it appears that the update included bug fixes and security improvements. We’ll update this post if we find any new features.
Apple has also seeded the first developer beta of macOS High Sierra 10.13.5, and is only available for developers who previously installed the macOS High Sierra beta profile. It's not clear what new feature will be included in this update, perhaps just some bug fixes and speed improvements.
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The upcoming update will be including a new ClassKit framework that Apple introduced at its March event. Both AirPlay 2 and Messages on iCloud are present in iOS 11.4 beta 1 after being removed from iOS 11, as HomePod stereo support returns in the beta.
Aside from releasing iOS 11.3, Apple today also seeded first public beta of tvOS 11.4. The new tvOS beta can be downloaded onto the Apple TV by going to the Settings --- Software Updates - System, and switch on “Get Public Beta Updates".
With the update, Apple TV will once again be listed in the Home app, and will be able to use AirPlay 2 feature. Aside from that, it appears that the update included bug fixes and security improvements. We’ll update this post if we find any new features.
Apple has also seeded the first developer beta of macOS High Sierra 10.13.5, and is only available for developers who previously installed the macOS High Sierra beta profile. It's not clear what new feature will be included in this update, perhaps just some bug fixes and speed improvements.
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