Apple today updated its tool TestFlight for version 1.2, adding support for iOS 9 it's the watchOS 2.
With the new version, developers can now start testing apps focused on iOS 9 including those that explore new features like Thinning app, which will be very beneficial for owners of iPads, iPhones or iPod touch with low capacity.
In addition, TestFlight now allows users to choose how to receive notification of updates for each app they are testing (in the case of watchOS 2, beta apps will be installed automatically when the “Automatic Downloads” setting is enabled) and it also brings general improvements in stability and performance.
Despite the good news, for now only beta testers internally identified on iTunes Connect can have access to beta apps for iOS 9.
(via MacStories)
Update · 08/13/2015 s 18:48
According to 9to5Mac, as of today Apple is allowing beta testers in general test apps on iOS 9. This should make everything even more polished for the official launch of the system, in about a month.
