A week after Thursday, it was Apple's turn to release the sixth beta versions of its operating systems in the case of iOS and OS X, both for developers and for participants in the Apple Beta Software Program.
Here are the new compilations made available: iOS 9.3 (13E5231a), OS X 10.11.4 (15E61b) and watchOS 2.2 (13V5143a). As we can see, only the tvOS 9.2 stayed out of this new wave.
The novelties of the systems are many, including mode Night Shift, Notes protection, new information in the Sade app, expansion of shortcuts in native app icons using 3D Touch and iBooks syncing of iBooks documents (on iOS 9.3); Banknote protection and support Live Photos in the Messaging application (on OS X 10.11.4); new features in the Maps app and the possibility to pair two or more Apple Watches with an iPhone (in watchOS 2.2); possibility of organizing apps / channels inside folders, multitasking screen similar to iOS, and iCloud and Dictation Photo Library support (on tvOS 9.2).
We will inform you if more news appears in the new versions.
Update · 03/07/2016 at 19:00
Apple also released the OS X Server v5.1 beta 5 (build 15S5122) for developers.
Update II, by Rafael Fischmann · 03/10/2016 s 15:01
You’ll know why, but just three days later, Apple also released the sixth beta version of tvOS 9.2 (build 13Y5232a) for developers.
