Apple has launched a few minutes ago the third beta of iOS 9.3. This launch occurred on Monday, and not Tuesday as is usual in this type of launch. In any case, the second beta was also Monday, so we cannot say that it was a total surprise. At the moment, and like the previous betas, it seems that this new version is only available for developers, so if you do not have a developer account, you will have to wait a little longer (presumably until Wednesday) to install a beta equivalent to the one which has just been released.
We take this opportunity to remember that iOS 9.3 will arrive with a good group of interesting news, of which the protagonist in all media seems to be Night Shift, a change in temperature in the colors of the screen so that one of our circadian rhythms is not impaired, which will allow us to sleep better (or sooner) at night. This novelty, it must be said, is something that has been available for many years for jailbroken devices thanks to the f.lux tweak which, by the way, is also available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Other news that will arrive with iOS 9.3 will be app improvements, such as the possibility of protecting our notes with code or Touch ID or other improvements in applications such as News or CarPlay. In addition, there will also be changes related to education, where students can share an iPad as a multi-user or a teacher can know what students are doing at all times, among other things.
If you had the previous beta installed and you have been able to install this third beta of iOS 9.3, do not hesitate to leave your feelings in the comments. Hopefully they continue to improve an overall fluidity and speed of the system that was lost in previous versions.
