Introduction to the new features released by iOS 9.3 Beta 1
Apple today released iOS 9.3 Beta 1, the next version of iPhone and iPad, to developers.
A new feature called "Night conversion" has been added to the new iOS 9.3 system, which uses the clock and GPS on the user's iPhone to judge the arrival of the night and adjust the phone display to "warm light", thereby alleviating the discomfort caused by looking at the phone screen at night, helping to protect the eyes and improve the quality of sleep. After daylight, the system will set the screen color to normal again. In fact, this feature is very similar to the Mac desktop application f.lux.
In addition, Apple has added an educational feature to its latest 9.3 system to make it easier for student users to use iPad tablets in the classroom. This feature allows students to use their accounts to log into any iPad tablet in the classroom, while teachers can control all students'ID and share each student's iPad screen in the class.
In the latest iOS 9.3, laptop apps have also been upgraded to allow users to "encrypt" sensitive information stored in laptop apps, such as their bank or social security accounts. When the user opens these notes, the system requires the user to enter a password or fingerprint identification.
In addition, other updates include the addition of more personalized features to news apps, and health apps can recommend third-party apps to users. Finally, the CarPlay car operating system has also been upgraded, with a new feature called "nearby" in Apple Maps, which can display information about hotels and restaurants around users, as well as music recommendation features in the Apple Music app.
