Apple's operating system for the iPhone and iPad has received an update.
10.3 has been released to the public as a stable build. Everybody can now upgrade their phones.
And 10.3.2 has a private and public beta build out for developers and beta testers. If you are a developer you need an Apple dev account (which isn't free), or you can be a public beta tester and install the beta profile and then upgrade.
I am excited about the new Apple File System (APFS) that it upgrades your devices to. Allowing apparently for better performance and support for SSD storage.
Feature set wise, I can't say anything stands out too much but I feel it's a worthy upgrade if you're already on the 10.x series. This should work fine on the 6 and up, but the 5s I've used it on seems to be operating it just fine (well, 10.x that is, I haven't had chance to upgrade a 5s to 10.3.2 pb1 yet).
10.3 has been released to the public as a stable build. Everybody can now upgrade their phones.
And 10.3.2 has a private and public beta build out for developers and beta testers. If you are a developer you need an Apple dev account (which isn't free), or you can be a public beta tester and install the beta profile and then upgrade.
I am excited about the new Apple File System (APFS) that it upgrades your devices to. Allowing apparently for better performance and support for SSD storage.
Feature set wise, I can't say anything stands out too much but I feel it's a worthy upgrade if you're already on the 10.x series. This should work fine on the 6 and up, but the 5s I've used it on seems to be operating it just fine (well, 10.x that is, I haven't had chance to upgrade a 5s to 10.3.2 pb1 yet).