Tuesday, March 21 is my best guess.Garmin has announced a set of changes to their public beta program, which they say are based on feedback from customers. There may be more to come, but we’ll know soon enough. If you use web apps on your home screen, these will now have access to push notifications. And the Music app will have a few little tweaks, such as how the app responds when a song is added to your upcoming choices. The Wallet app is getting a new home screen widget for the order tracking feature. And just how the Always-on display affects battery life will be something you can track in the new software. The iPhone’s Always-On display can be configured to work with Focus modes. Changes to Up Next will also work if you’re using CarPlay. How the library in Podcasts is laid out is changing in 16.4, offering easier access, and the Up Next feature is being improved. Now, it’s back, so you can choose between the elegant page turn, called Curl, a simpler Slide animation or no animation at all. It was one of those look-at-that! moments the first time you used it, as you saw not just a convincing imitation of the edge of a page, but that subtle hint of text seen through the back of the page as you turn it.īut when Apple iOS 16 launched, this went astray. Apple iOS 16.4: Book Turn Page AnimationĪpple’s cute page-turn animation has been around since the first iPad and it is neatly done. Which means shelling out $99 a year to be in the Apple Developer Program. That’s because where it was possible to download a configuration profile you found on the internet, from iOS 16.4 onwards you need to update the betas from Software Update and they need to be tied to your Apple ID. If you’re one of the people who has the developer beta on your iPhone but you’re not a developer, your freeloading time is running out.

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