AdvertisementĪny given macOS release usually changes less over the course of its life than iOS does, and that's reflected in the 10.12.4 release. iOS 10 hasn't been as good for the iPad as iOS 9 was, and basic things like the Split View and app switching UIs could stand to be refined there's also still not a public version of the multi-user feature that Apple started testing in classrooms in iOS 9.3. Any big iPad-specific features will need to wait for iOS 11, at the earliest. There's no mention of the vaguely described " theater mode" that was making the rounds last month, nor have any changes been made to iPad or Apple Pencil-specific features as some early rumors suggested. Facemarks on the Chinese and Japanese keyboards have been shuffled around to make it easier to type, and the Conversation View that Mail picked up in iOS 10 has gotten some "navigation improvements."Īccording to the list of features Apple told us about, iOS 10.3 doesn't include a fair number of features that the rumor mill has previously suggested it would include. HomeKit now supports programmable light switches. The CarPlay UI picks up shortcuts for launching the two most recently used apps and can display EV charging stations in Maps. The weather icon in Maps can be 3D Touched on compatible devices (the iPhone 6S and 7 series, as of this writing) to show hourly forecasts and other information. You'll also be able to schedule a ride with Siri-calling an Uber to come at 2pm rather than "right now," for instance. SiriKit, which can already hook into compatible payment and ride-sharing apps, can now be used to pay bills and check on the status of payments. Most of the other changes come in the form of small additions to existing features. For starters, it adds AirPods to Find My iPhone to make them easier to find if you lose them, which, given how small they are, is bound to happen to AirPod owners eventually. The iOS 10.3 update is the more significant of the two. Further Reading iOS 10.2.1 is all about fixing bugs and patching security holes
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