Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 13.4 and iPadOS 13.4, one week after the releasing of the second iOS 13.4 beta. The company also seeded the third developer beta of tvOS 13.4, macOS 10.15.4, as well as watchOS 6.2. If you have enrolled in Apple's Developer Program, then the betas are now made available for you to download and install over-the-air.
iOS 13.4 introduces the much-awaited iCloud Folders Sharing feature, first shown on WWDC 2019, which enables you to share your iCloud folder with others. Another major new feature is the ability to let developers who make Mac and iOS apps sell them together in a single package, simplifies the experience for both developers and users alike.
Additionally, when an app requests Always authorization for the first time after having previously been authorized for While Using the App, devices with iOS 13.4 installed will immediately display the location authorization prompt. There are also new keyboard shortcuts are available in Photos on iPadOS 13.4, which allow you to quickly navigate between tabs, search, and create albums.
Other minor features and tweaks Apple added in iOS 13.4 includes nine new Memoji sticker options that include shocked face, face with hearts, eyes rolling, and more; new third-party navigation and call controls; CarKey APIs for Apple Watch to unlock cars; rearranged icons in the Mail app toolbar; and added the new Shazam It shortcut in the Shortcuts app.
The new watchOS 6.2 update for Apple Watch models will let developers offer in‑app purchases directly in watchOS apps, therefore, users can access premium content, digital goods, subscriptions, and more, all right from their wrist. Developers are recommended to download Xcode 11.4 to get it started.
macOS 10.15.4, on the other hand, introduces Screen Time Communication Limits, a new Head Pointer Accessibility option so users can control how the cursor moves with their head movements using the Mac's built-in camera, as well as real-time lyric for Apple Music users.
We expect that iOS 13.4, macOS 10.15.4, watchOS 6.2. and tvOS 13.4 will also likely include bug fixes and performance improvements.
iOS 13.4 introduces the much-awaited iCloud Folders Sharing feature, first shown on WWDC 2019, which enables you to share your iCloud folder with others. Another major new feature is the ability to let developers who make Mac and iOS apps sell them together in a single package, simplifies the experience for both developers and users alike.
Additionally, when an app requests Always authorization for the first time after having previously been authorized for While Using the App, devices with iOS 13.4 installed will immediately display the location authorization prompt. There are also new keyboard shortcuts are available in Photos on iPadOS 13.4, which allow you to quickly navigate between tabs, search, and create albums.
Other minor features and tweaks Apple added in iOS 13.4 includes nine new Memoji sticker options that include shocked face, face with hearts, eyes rolling, and more; new third-party navigation and call controls; CarKey APIs for Apple Watch to unlock cars; rearranged icons in the Mail app toolbar; and added the new Shazam It shortcut in the Shortcuts app.
The new watchOS 6.2 update for Apple Watch models will let developers offer in‑app purchases directly in watchOS apps, therefore, users can access premium content, digital goods, subscriptions, and more, all right from their wrist. Developers are recommended to download Xcode 11.4 to get it started.
macOS 10.15.4, on the other hand, introduces Screen Time Communication Limits, a new Head Pointer Accessibility option so users can control how the cursor moves with their head movements using the Mac's built-in camera, as well as real-time lyric for Apple Music users.
We expect that iOS 13.4, macOS 10.15.4, watchOS 6.2. and tvOS 13.4 will also likely include bug fixes and performance improvements.
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