We expected that the announcement of iOS 11.3 by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), I guessed it wouldn't take long to have one first beta, but this has arrived even earlier than we expected: we review all the new arrivals that have already been found in it and we also show them to you with a video, so that you get to know the next update better.
The news that have been confirmed and some surprises
As we remembered, Apple gave us yesterday an advance of what it would leave us iOS 11.3so much of what we've seen in the first beta it is only a confirmation of changes and new functions of which we were already warned, as is the case with the new Animoji for iPhone X, with suggested videos in Apple News or with the improvements made to your health app.
There is something new, however, that the people on the block had not talked about and that turns out to be the most interesting, especially for those who are more concerned with protecting their privacy, and now we are going to see a new blue icon every time an app or a service requests personal information from us. In the video you can see what it looks like, but it seems when we install we will have a short introduction to this function to familiarize ourselves.
There are also a few less important changes that Apple was logically not going to highlight in its announcement: iBooks is now called Books, in the updates section in the App Store we now have information about the version and size of each app, we have more options to manage our gamecenter and there are also some small new controls specific to the iPhone X.
Those that remain pending
It must be said that we have not only found some news of which Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), He had not spoken to us, but it has also been observed that some of the fiancées have not arrived yet. The most notable absence, due to the controversy with which it is related, is undoubtedly the possibility of accessing information about the health of our battery and the option to disable the power management system that slows down older iPhones.
If the subject worries you and you were waiting to download the beta to access precisely this function, the news may have disappointed you a bit but, obviously, it must be said that in the face of the official launch of iOS 11.3 We should not interpret it as a bad sign, because there are still a few more betas to come and it will surely be included in one of them.
As for when that will take place launch official, Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), He already confirmed yesterday that it would be in spring And although it was usually rather early, the frame of reference was quite broad, after all. Seeing that the first beta has been released that quickly, however, it doesn't seem too optimistic to expect it to. We keep you informed, in any case.