Apple launches first public beta of iOS 9.3

There has not been a long wait. Apple has launched a few minutes ago the iOS 9.3 first public beta. The launch of this first public beta has come just three days after the developer version and 10 days after the last publicly available beta, which was the second beta of iOS 9.2.1 that arrived on January 4. The new beta is now available from the Apple Developer Center for any iPhone, iPod or iPad compatible with iOS 9.

Unlike iOS 9.2.1, this time we do know many of the news that iOS 9.3 includes, some news that you have collected in the article These are all the news that will arrive in iOS 9.3. The most prominent ones are Night Shift, which will automatically change the color of the screen of our device to protect our eyesight and improvements in the Notes, CarPlay, Health and News applications, so we cannot say that it is a minor update. Additionally, iOS 9.3 is expected to include bug fixes and performance improvements.

Users who want to install this beta will have to be subscribed to the beta program from Apple. If you are already subscribed and you have the profile to install the betas installed on your iPhone, iPod or iPad, the update should appear via OTA at any time, which is usually half an hour after the new version is released in the Apple developer center (19:30 p.m. in peninsula Spain)

We remember that when installing any beta we also risk suffering problems that we did not anticipate, so its installation is only recommended on devices that we do not depend on. Remember also that in order to install any new version we must have at least 50% battery or have the device connected to a power outlet.