Good news to all Apple users and gadget enthusiasts, new updates for the Apple iOS 8.3 have been revealed regarding new features and a launch date announcement.
According to GottaBeMobile, Apple will likely announce the release date of the iOS 8.3 software at the 2015 Worldwide Developers Conference event on June 8-12.
"Apple’s next launch event will likely be WWDC 2015 this summer. If that holds, the only way we’ll see Apple announce a public iOS 8.3 release date is if the update takes the stage during that launch event," GottaBeMobile reports.
The website further adds that Apple will unveil the new features of the software in the latest iOS 8.3 beta.
"An iOS 8.3 release date remains out of reach but if we had to guess, we’d say that we’ll probably see it arrive in April, May or June with June being the least likely of the two given how far out it is. The point is that we would not expect it anytime soon," GottaBeMobile wrote. "Apple has a beta process in place for a reason and with iOS 8.2 appearing to be stable, it should be in no hurry to get this update out to iPhone and iPad users. Be patient."
The Fuse Joplin has provided the details on the new features of the iOs 8.3 beta.
According to the website, the new iOS 8.3 beta is equipped with a new emoji keyboard that includes an array of new features and functions. Users can now easily go through the vast list of emojis that are available on the software by using the keyboard rather than the usual paginated structure.
Users can now edit an emoji with the help of different skin tones via the people’s emoji. There are six skin tones to make the changes in the texts, and get new emojis with the same gender couples, with or without children and change the emojis' skin tone.
The new iOS 8.3 beta allows users to establish a wireless connection between their devices and a car music player system.
An enhanced Siri is also present in the new beta as users can now easily make calls using the Siri function. There are also additional accents in the new Siri as well as updates in pronunciating certain words. When reading new texts in the inbox, Siri can also read the details of the time and date of arrival of the message.
New improvements for the users' privacy policy have been implemented, thanks to the new filters that were added to the conversation list of its messaging app.
Lastly, users can now classify their conversations into two categories: the "Contacts & SMS" includes messages that have been received from their known contacts, while the "Unknown Sender" will contain messages from unknown contacts.
