Apple today released the third beta of its
upcoming iOS 11 update to developers. In terms of new features, here's
what has changed.
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Colours are back in Control Center and Files app adds a new OS X Server location |
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Refined 3D Touch interface for Notes and Camera apps in Control Center |
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Search results take precedence over app result matches and indoor maps highlight each level |
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Updates to Apple Health and new options when accessing Notes via Control Center from lock screen |
Other features worth a mention:
- Content blockers now work in Safari.
- Drag and drop to copy-paste messages between conversations. (Note: Drag and drop already works within Albums, Files and Notes apps)
- System-wide Dark mode (aka Smart Invert) is a lot better, even if it's missing support in some apps like Safari, Messages and Maps.
- Tapping the song name in music widget from Control Center takes you to the Apple Music app. (Finally!)
- User profiles and social sharing features on Apple Music.
- Press home to open message is no longer displayed when cover sheet (previously Notification Center) is swiped down and the phone is already unlocked.
- A ton of subtle user interface tweaks.
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