Today, Apple has re-released the third iOS 13 test build for developers. Recall that iOS 13 Beta 3 was released last week, but the firmware was not available to owners of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. Today, the Coopertinos corrected this flaw.
In addition to supporting the “sevens” in the updated iOS 13 beta 3, some flaws and errors have also been corrected, the stability of the system has been improved, and a number of interface changes have been made. However, despite all the edits, users report a large number of bugs that remain in the operating system. For example, about misperforming third-party apps, widget problems, and some other features.
Along with the updated third beta version of iOS 13, the Coopertinos also released a second public test build of their new mobile operating system. It came out with some delay, as public betas macOS 10.15 and tvOS 13 became available as early as last week.
According to available data, iOS 13 Public beta 2 is almost a complete copy of the third test build for developers. In the update, the Coopertinos corrected many flaws, improved the stability of the operating system, and the biggest innovation many consider the function of attention correction in FaceTime, which gives the impression that the video call interlocutor looking directly into the camera, not at the smartphone screen.
