Apple has released the third beta update for iOS 7.
The rollout of the third beta version for Apple's upcoming mobile operating system was expected as part of a two-week cycle since the first beta launch on June 10.
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The beta update is valid for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices and addresses bugs on a number of issues include AirPlay, iCloud, and Messages, to name a few.
Only accessible via an Apple developer account, iOS 7 beta 3 reportedly improves its iCloud services, notably the iCloud Keychain feature. According to Apple, a fix on Messages is included following discoveries of empty message lists on new iOS 7 installations and crashes after users viewed attachments on two separate threads.
Apple requests the iOS 7 beta 3, which consist 214MB of data, should only be deployed on devices meant for its software development.
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As Latinos Post reported, Apple had previously rolled out iOS 7 beta 2 on June 24, which features updates to iCloud, Messages, Voice Notes, and a male voice option for Siri.
By visiting Apple's Developer webpage, people can download iOS 7 beta as long as they have an iOS developer account, which cost $99 per year.
Latinos Post will provide updates on further enhancements iOS 7 beta 3 entails, stay tuned.
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