It seems that it is starting to become a custom that we start on Tuesdays with a iOS 11 beta to talk about, but it does not seem too risky to bet that it will not last much longer, because with each of them and especially with the latter, we have more the impression of being practically before the final version. We review the new arrivals en video.
Is this the final look of iOS 11?
It's only been a week since we received the last beta and this one arrived only a week after the previous one, but neither can we be surprised that in Cupertino the updates so fast now, because it seems that each time they are more polished and it does not require so much work.
And it is that if last week we warned you that with the sixth there was practically no substantial change compared to the previous beta and practically all were related to the design, the seventh has arrived without it being possible to detect practically anything new except the addition of a new volume indicator, a couple of changes in icons, and some modification in the airplane mode settings (which now does not disconnect the bluetooth).
It is inevitable to think that in Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), are running out of almost no touch-ups to do and that the to-do list prior to the official release of iOS 11 It is running out, and of course it is something we would like it to be that way. With the debut of Android Oreo So recent, the desire to also announce the new update for our iPad and iPhone is greater than ever and we hope to begin to have a news soon about what the chosen date will be (invitations always arrive well in advance and we are sure that some leakage gives an earlier date).
Videos discovered in the betas could anticipate other news
It is curious, however, that this beta seems to indicate that iOS 11 is practically ready and yet tonight a developer Who has been exploring the betas extensively has come to discover a couple of videos with features that were not in the betas. Projects that were not materialized or a preview of something that could be yet to come?
The truth is that there is a detail that points more to the second, because the first video is not so interesting (dragging to the right we remove the control center instead of the camera), but the second shows us how when dragging up from the desktop instead of the control center we bring out multitasking.
The curious thing about this small change, or this is what is being speculated, could be part of the changes introduced by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), to adapt iOS even better iPhone 8 which is an open secret that will come without touch ID, and that, logically, he is reserving talking to us about them for the moment when he finally sees the light. We can only wish we didn't have to wait long for the event.