After this adjustment takes effect, on devices with older versions of the software, Voice Memos may show the date of the recording instead of the previous title.

Apple’s official log content is as follows:

Starting with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, the titles of Voice Memos recordings stored in iCloud will also be encrypted.

As a result of this new encryption, when you update one of your Apple devices to iOS 17, iPadOS 17, or macOS Sonoma, your other devices that haven’t yet been updated (and that have older versions of Voice Memos) may include the date and time of the recording (e.g., “2023-08-09”) as part of the encryption. “2023-08-11T07:53:31Z”) of a recording as the title, but not the title of the previous recording.

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According to Apple’s release notes, the new version is mostly bug fixes, such as AirPlay not working on iPad Pro (10.5-inch) or iPad Pro (12.9-inch) (2nd generation), and some iPads with Lightning connector may experience interruptions in audio playback.

Right now Apple is mostly focused on making important optimizations and improvements to the system, but the latest beta still has some noteworthy changes.

• Messages app: In the Messages app, you can now long press the “+” button to directly open the photo picker instead of tapping to select a photo option from a list.
• Phone app: In a previous beta, Apple moved the red hang-up button in the Phone app from the bottom center of the interface to the bottom right. Since users have become accustomed to clicking in the middle, Apple had to restore the hang-up button to its original position.

• Mood Tracking: Apple has further tweaked the animations in the Mood Tracking feature. The rings around each mood icon now spin faster and have an increased number of rings.

• Photos app: When opening the Photos app for the first time, a new welcome screen will appear introducing new features.

• Display & Brightness: In the Display & Brightness option in the Settings app, the wallpaper icon has been updated to the iOS 17 wallpaper.

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Apple’s official logs and media reports, and found that the internal version number of the 3rd public beta is the same as the Beta 5 released yesterday, both are 21A5303d, and the content is also identical.

iOS / iPadOS 17 3rd public beta content:

Live Wallpaper

Live Photo Wallpaper has returned, and when set, supported live photos will play when the screen is lit.

App Store English all caps changed to upper and lower case

Apple has updated the English descriptions of buttons on the App Store, and other App Store button icons, including “Get,” “Open,” and “Update,” have been capitalized. Get, Open, Update, and other App Store button icons have been changed to upper and lower case.
Live Voicemail

Live Voicemail lets callers wait for a while before connecting to talk to the owner.

Apple has modified the previous phrase “the person you’re calling may pick up” alert, with the latest description now reading:

Your current call has gone to voicemail. The person you’re calling is currently unavailable. After you hear the tone, you can leave a message for the owner, which will be recorded and told to the owner. After ending the message, you can hang up.

Mood Tracking

Apple continues to refine the mood recording feature in the Health app, constantly improving the user interface with a new graphic when entering the mood tracking screen.

Apple has also tweaked the details, using different graphics and colors to represent each emotion.

Fixed Private Browsing Mode

A new launch screen has been added to the Safari browser that allows users to turn on fixed private browsing. After installing iOS 17, this pops up when you first open a private browser window and gives you the option to enable the setting.

Turning on Locked Private Browsing locks the browser when you leave Safari or lock your phone, and then accessing Private Browsing requires authentication with Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode.

Locating the Siri Remote

When users open the Remote app in Control Center, a new pop-up window appears that lets users track the Siri Remote that controls their Apple TV from their iPhones.

The feature has not yet been tested by MacRumors, a foreign tech media outlet.

Shortcuts

The icons Apple uses for Safari in the Shortcuts app have been improved to make each action more visible.

Apple used to use the Safari icon to show everything, but now options like searching the web, opening URLs, and filtering articles have more specific icons.

Messages Check In

Apple has improved the appearance of the Messages Check-In example screen to see the difference between sharing limited data and sharing full data. This settings screen now shows battery level and iPhone unlocks information, which is sent along with the location.

Apple has also updated the wording to make it clear that messages are only shared if there is no response to the Check-In when prompted.

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Apple today also for developers, released a restored version of iOS / iPadOS Beta 4 (internal version number is also 21A5291j), compared to about 1 week ago released Beta 4 (internal version number is 21A5291h), fix some BUGs, The official web page of Apple, and did not find that the new version of the introduction of new features.

Registered developers can opt into the beta by opening the Settings app, going to the Software Update section, tapping the Beta Update option, and then opening the iOS Developer Beta to opt into the beta. Please note that an Apple ID associated with a developer account is required to download and install the beta.

The main new feature in iOS / iPadOS Beta 4 is that the Simplified Chinese translation of “Standby” has been changed from “Standby” to “Standby Display”.

The “Safe” feature is now available in China. Apple iPhone “Safe Confirmation” is a new feature in iOS 17: you will automatically notify your friends when you arrive at your destination, and the system will instantly share your location status in the event of an accident.

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After digging into the iOS / iPadOS 17 Beta 4 update code, the media found that it uses the same framework as macOS Sonoma to control the game mode.

Apple has vigorously promoted universal applications in recent years. iOS / iPadOS and macOS share a lot of code, but it has never developed a game mode for iPhone and iPad before.

The change shows that Apple is actively exploring ways to improve gaming performance on mobile devices.

Note: After the player turns on the game mode, the system will fully mobilize hardware resources to ensure that the game runs more smoothly. Apple also said that after enabling the game mode, Bluetooth latency can be significantly reduced, which is undoubtedly good news for players who use AirPods or Bluetooth headsets.

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Citing Apple’s official press release, iPadOS 17 allows users to more flexibly adjust the window position and size of the front desk scheduler, giving them further control over their workspace and also supports the built-in camera for external displays.

The iPadOS 17 system greatly enhances the front desk scheduling experience, and while not as flexible as macOS, it is a major improvement over version 1.0.

Apple has also introduced a macOS-side experience that allows users to add new windows to the workspace by Shift-clicking on the application icon.

Apple also detailed during WWDC 2023 that iPadOS 17 can be used with a USB webcam or microphone connected via a USB-C port.

Developers will be able to take advantage of these accessories in their apps through the new APIs available in the iPadOS 17 SDK. Combined, these improvements provide an even better multitasking experience for users using iPad.

According to foreign tech media 9to5Mac, the iPadOS 17 desktop dispatch also lacks a flip mode, using a regular laptop, where you can plug in an external monitor, keyboard and mouse, then close the lid in order to use it as a desktop. But on the iPad, even with these accessories, you must always open the built-in screen.

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The “Now Playing” screen no longer has a white or gray background, but instead resembles Apple Music design elements with a blur effect and improved volume and playback progress controls.

Apple has also tweaked the chapter listings for podcast shows to show exactly how much time is left until the next show and the length of each episode.

Shows display images of each episode at the top of the Now Playing screen, with the podcast illustration displayed at a smaller size directly below, followed by the title.

Apple has also adjusted the Listen Now tab so that each podcast show card is the same color as the cover, and users can now filter search results by popular results, shows, episodes and channels.

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New content of iPadOS 17 is attached:

 Front-stage scheduling is a feature introduced in iPadOS 16 last year that allows iPad users to open multiple application windows at the same time, and also enables the iPad to work with an external display like a computer. With the launch of iPadOS 17, Apple has further improved the function of front-stage scheduling, which will add more flexibility about window size and position.

 The lock screen customization feature added to the iPhone in iOS 16 is now available in iPadOS 17, and users can add different widgets on the lock screen, such as weather, calendar, memos, etc., for quick viewing of information.

 In addition, iPadOS 17 will also introduce interactive widgets that can be placed on the home screen to provide more operating options. For example, users can play music, check stock quotes, or control smart home devices right from the home screen.

 In addition, iPadOS 17 will also support real-time activities, just like iOS, allowing users to share their screen, music or games during video calls.

 iPadOS 17 also has improvements for note-taking apps and PDF annotations. Craig Federighi, Apple's vice president of software, said: "Thanks to new machine learning models, iPadOS can recognize fields in PDFs." iPadOS 17 will provide new ways to organize, annotate, and collaborate on PDF files in real time.

 For many years, the health application was only available on the iPhone. In iPadOS 17, iPad users can also view their health data without the need for a mobile phone. The app has been redesigned to fit the larger display of the iPad, and all the health data already stored on the iPhone can be accessed through iCloud.

 Some of the new features in iOS 17 have also been added to iPadOS 17, such as the new Journal app and updates to the Find My app, a series of new features in the Messages app (such as automatic transcription of voice messages), the expansion of AirDrop and smart text input. Error correction.

The first beta of iPadOS 17 will be available to developers today, with Apple saying a public beta will follow this summer, with the official release expected this fall.

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• Webcam support for external displays
• Audio output source settings
• Support for multiple audio/video sources when Stage Manager is turned on
• Adjustable size Dock (external display)
• iPad off-screen display; external display always on

The tipster correctly predicted certain details about the iPhone 14 Pro’s Lingering Island before its release.

The leaker also said that Apple is working on a “special iPadOS 17” for the rumored larger iPad. sources like Ross Young have previously said that Apple is working on a 14.1-inch iPad that could launch sometime this year or early 2024, and there are even rumors that a 16-inch model is in development.

A “special version” of iPadOS 17 will reportedly support two 6K resolution 60Hz refresh rate displays, but the source provided no more details about this update.

In addition, as part of iPadOS 17, Apple is also preparing to bring “all the features” of the iPhone lock screen customization to the iPad, such as preferences for the clock position on the iPad lock screen.

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This news comes from @analyst941, who previously shared a lot of information about iOS / iPadOS 17.

The source said that this 14.1-inch iPad Pro can be connected to two external 60Hz 6K displays at the same time through the Thunderbolt 4 port.

The source also revealed that Apple may use a new name in order to distinguish the existing 12.9-inch iPad Pro. @analyst941 recommends Apple to use “iPad Ultra”, but it may be called “Pro Max” like iPhone.

Bloomberg has repeatedly said that Apple is interested in a larger iPad. Ross Young, CEO of DSCC, a screen supply chain consulting company, once said that Apple would launch the 14.1-inch iPad Pro in the first quarter of 2023, but said in December last year that Apple had shelved the plan, saying that it would be completely canceled or Significantly delayed.

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