In here you should see iOS 12 Beta. If you never make your iPhone back, the iOS 12 installing process via iTunes will erase all data and settings, so you should backup everything from iPhone to computer at first. Prompt: you need to log in before you can comment. No account yet. Please click here to register. Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your computer. Open iTunes and select your device. Click Download and Update. Where to buy the Xbox Series X. Made to measure: The new AR-based Measure app uses the augmented reality view to quickly calculate distances between any two objects using your iPhone or iPad.
For distances, tap any item and move your phone or tablet to the next item. Users can then take a photo of the measurement to refer to later. Measure can also help you with leveling, if you're hanging art or a mirror, for example. More memorable Messages: Text, voice, and photo messages become so basic next to all the fun new communication tools in Apple's latest iOS software.
Start with exciting new filters, video stickers, and live Animoji, which let you become your favorite animal: bear, koala, tiger, unicorn, dragon, lion, chicken, bunny, panda, pig, fox, dog, cat, monkey, or T-Rex and record messages to send to friends. Users can also become a robot, alien, skull, ghost, or even a pile of poop. Or you can create and share a personalized Memoji an Animoji that looks just like you.
Easier to follow Stocks: The Stocks app finally comes to the iPad in the new iOS release, iOS 12, so people can more easily follow their stock performance on the Apple tablet's larger screen. The addition of a customizable watchlist and interactive charts that show you your stocks' performance throughout the day or even over multimonth periods with easy-to-read color-coded sparklines makes following your stocks easier than ever.
The inclusion of reputable business news stories from Apple News helps users make more informed decisions when trading stocks. But that's only the beginning. Apple's reading app has been majorly updated to make locating and reading your books easier than ever.
Easily discover something new to read in the app's brand new bookstore or dedicated audiobooks store, organize your collection so it's easy to retrieve, and never lose your spot in the book you're currently reading, with the Reading Now tab, which, like a bookmark, takes you where you last left off with a tap. Thoroughly modern memos: The native Voice Memos app looks even more modern in iOS 12, and iPad users can now use it on the larger screen in the latest iOS version. Better yet, with cross-platform syncing in the latest iOS version, users can now work with recordings across all of their iOS devices.
Improved load times and search in Photos: Camera app photos load quicker than ever in iOS With smart Search Suggestions, showcasing important events, people, and places, for example, in tiles under the search bar and the ability to use multiple keywords for more expeditious combined searches, you'll also be able to find them faster in the updated Photos app. The addition of the For You tab brings your best photos and groups of photos -- some recent and others took on this day in previous years -- to the forefront for easier access.
Thankfully, image editing is no longer left to you in Photos. The Photos app now recommends various image-enhancing photo effects, even showing you what they'll look like before you select them with helpful image previews. The golden master, or GM, is the last beta build available for iOS devices, and it's meant to serve as a way for public beta users to report any last known issues that could prevent the stable release from functioning correctly. Also, developers need it so they can prepare their apps to support the new iOS version and take advantage of any new features they can offer users.
Historically, the GM build has been the exact same thing as the stable release the following week, so there's no harm in installing this way. This GM build came after a record-breaking 12 betas for the developer program the public beta saw ten betas. With your iOS device connected to iTunes, select "Backup to this computer" and check the box to create an encrypted backup. Set a password, and let iTunes do its thing. Creating an encrypted backup saves all of your account and app passwords.
If you should need to restore your iOS device, you can use this backup and not have to enter passwords. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic.
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