Two weeks after the second beta release, Apple on Monday brought its third beta of iOS 7 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch to its development community for testing.
The new version is available for update for those with authorized Apple developer accounts through the Software Update section of the built-in Settings application.
The third beta came with a number of improvements and managed to fix some problems associated with the new iCloud Keychain feature including issues with AirPlay, and the Messages application.
Other known issues are reported to remain in iOS 7 beta 3 in a range of applications, including Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Safari, Passbook and more.
In addition to the feature updates mentioned above, the third beta of iOS 7 provides with many other key changes. Here are some new iOS 7 Beta 3 features:
Information on the lock screen became larger in size:
Folders are more transparent:
Tweaked fonts in Notification Center:
There are now points on the days in Calendar, where you add the event:
New fonts in Weather:
Fixed clock icon in the Control Center:
A new icon of app download from the App Store:
Redrawn icon in the bottom bar of the Music application:
In the Brightness and Wallpaper section there are now screenshots of iOS7 instead of iOS 6:
iOS 7 is expected to release in the fall of this year, with updates to Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPad mini. iOS 7 should be made available to the public just a few days before the launch of the next-generation iPhone.
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