Shaheer Ahmed
While Apple has been testing beta versions of iOS 16.5 and other software updates, Android has also been expanding its scope of operations.
Since March, Apple has been testing beta versions of iOS 16.5 and other software upgrades, and it appears that these improvements are almost ready for public release. The business is currently seeding iOS 16.5 RC, iPadOS 16.5 RC, tvOS 16.5 RC, watchOS 9.5 RC, and macOS 13.4 RC to developers and public beta users ahead of next week’s final release.
With the addition of new commands in iOS 16.5, you can now tell Siri to begin or end a screen recording. With this version, Apple has finally implemented the much-requested Sports tab in the Apple News app.
The Sports tab in Apple News makes it easy to find news about the teams and leagues you follow, as well as scores, rankings, and more. With the new iOS, a problem where Spotlight might stop working has been fixed. It also fixes a problem where podcasts might not load in CarPlay. So that’s good for YouTubers. It also fixes a problem where Screen Time settings could be changed or wouldn’t be the same on all devices.
Android and iOS are inching closer and closer to a head-to-head showdown. Let’s have a look at the most up-to-date versions of Android and iOS.
Now talking about Android’s latest version, Many of us are eager to learn about Android 13’s most impressive new capabilities. Users should anticipate more granular customization options, refined privacy safeguards, refined language options, and refined functionality.
There have been a number of modifications to privacy permissions and security in the most recent version of Android, in addition to amazing Material You improvements, additional language and accessibility choices, and several other enhancements and alterations.
You can now copy and paste between devices, and there’s a new way to switch to a split-screen view. The upgrade to Photo Picker includes the ability to choose the app’s language, which is great news for anyone who speaks more than one language.
The Material You UI has been improved in Android 13, allowing users a wider range of customization options for the look of their home and lock screens. The ability to automatically theme app icons is a fantastic bonus that isn’t limited to Google’s apps.
We’re definitely excited to see where the rivalry between iOS and Android is headed!
