Apple Released Fourth Beta Of iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4 For Developers
Today, Apple has released the fourth beta of iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4 for developers. This release is just a week after Apple also released the third beta, with a fourth public beta release now expected to arrive within the next few days. This update promises to bring some exciting new features and improvements to both iOS and iPadOS devices, as well as security updates to better protect users.
What’s New in iOS 16.4 Beta 4
The fourth beta of iOS 16.4 brings with it some exciting new features and improvements. The biggest changes are the addition of support for Apple’s new AirTags, which are small tracking devices that can be placed on items such as keys or wallets and then tracked using the Find My app. Other improvements include support for the latest version of 5G networks, as well as improved Face ID performance, allowing for faster and more secure authentication. Additionally, there are several security updates included in the fourth beta of iOS 16.4 that help to better protect users from potential malware and malicious actors.
What’s New in iPadOS 16.4 Beta 4
The fourth beta of iPadOS 16.4 focuses on providing an improved user experience overall. It includes new features such as Picture-in-Picture mode, which allows you to watch videos while still being able to access other apps on your device. Additionally, it includes improved multitasking capabilities and support for the latest version of 5G networks, allowing for faster data speeds when connected to compatible networks.
How to Install iOS 16.4 Beta 4
If you wish to install the iOS 16.4 beta 4 on your iPhone or iPad device, you will need to first download the appropriate development profile from Apple’s developer website. Once you have downloaded the profile, you will need to install it on your device by going to Settings -> General -> Profile -> Download Profile -> Install Profile -> Restart Device. After your device has restarted, you will be able to download the iOS 16.4 beta by going to Settings -> General -> Software Update -> Download and Install iOS 16.4 Beta.
How to Install iPadOS 16.4 Beta 4
Installing the iPadOS 16.4 beta 4 is similar to installing the iOS 16.4 beta 4, but there are a few slight differences. First, you will need to download the appropriate development profile from Apple’s developer website instead of from Settings on your device. Next, you will need to install the profile by going to Settings -> General -> Profile -> Download Profile -> Install Profile -> Restart Device. After your device has restarted, you will be able to download the iPadOS 16.4 beta by going to Settings -> General -> Software Update -> Download and Install iPadOS 16.4 Beta.
Tips and Troubleshooting
When installing any beta version of software, it is important to remember that these versions are still in development and may contain bugs or other issues that could affect your device’s performance or stability. Before installing either iOS or iPadOS betas, it is recommended that you backup your device so that you can easily restore it if anything goes wrong during the installation process. Additionally, it is a good idea to check Apple’s developer website frequently for any updates or bug fixes that may have been released since you installed the beta version of your operating system.
If you do encounter any issues while using either iOS or iPadOS betas, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take in order to try and resolve them. First, try restarting your device and then check if the issue persists. If not, then it was likely caused by an issue with your device itself rather than with the software itself. If the issue does persist, then try resetting all settings on your device or restoring from a backup if necessary. If none of these steps work, then it is best to contact Apple Support for further assistance with resolving the issue.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Apple has today released the fourth beta of iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4 for developers with some exciting new features and improvements for both devices, as well as security updates for increased protection against malicious actors and malware threats. Both betas can be installed by downloading an appropriate development profile from Apple’s developer website and then downloading and installing them via Settings on your device. Additionally, it is important to remember that betas are still in development and may contain bugs or other issues, so be sure to back up your device before installing either one and check Apple’s developer website frequently for any bug fixes or updates that may have been released since you installed them. The forth public beta release is expected soon, so keep an eye out for that as well!
