A day later than expected, Apple has just released the first iOS 13.2 Beta for developers and registered users of Apple's Public Beta program. This new version brings one of the most anticipated features of the new iPhone 11 and 11 Pro: Deep Fusion, an image processing system that promises to improve the camera of the new iPhone.
But it is not only that they have stayed with this important change in the camera, there are more improvements such as Siri reading you the messages they send you when you have the AirPods on, transfer what you're listening to from iPhone to HomePod, new icons in the Control Center volume control, accessory grouping options in HomneKit, etc. We will tell you everything below.
Deep Fusion is a function of the camera of the new iPhone 11 and 11 Pro that Apple announced in its Keynote presentation, and that will help the photographs we take to have better results in less than optimal lighting conditions. It consists in that the iPhone will capture several photos when taking a capture, and it will combine them to get a single image in which all the elements are seen with as much detail as possible. We will have to test it to see if the results are as promising as Keynote claimed.
But there are many other improvements, such as the Handoff to the HomePod. When you are listening to something on your iPhone and you get home You only have to touch the HomePod with the iPhone so that what you hear is passed to the Apple speaker, without having to navigate through the menus to do AirPlay or anything similar. We will also have now available the possibility for Siri to read you the messages you receive when you wear the AirPods. And something that HomeKit users were waiting for: being able to group or ungroup the accessories in HomeKit, which will allow those accessories that perform several measurements and appear grouped into one, we can ungroup them to see the complete information. We will continue testing the Beta to see what's new in it.