Apple releases iOS 9.1 beta 3 for developers and public version

At the same time as iOS 9.0.2, Apple has released iOS 9.1 beta 3 for developers. Two hours later, Apple also launched the public version. The launch has been a week after the release of iOS 9.1 beta 2 and the weight of the update (more than 200mb) could indicate that it includes important changes. The update is now available from Apple's software developer center and via OTA (Over the Air). In order to install it, like any other version of iOS, it is necessary to have the device with at least 50% battery and it is recommended that it be connected to a power outlet.

We remember that iOS 9.1 will have as its main novelty (and the only one that has been found) that will include a lot of new emoji, although we will continue to miss the emoji of the middle finger, the comb or, more vulgarly, «atpc» among which will be the emoji of the comb, the middle finger or, more vulgarly, "atpc". It is also believed that it will be the first version that the iPad Pro will have available, although the versions published by Apple have not seen any reference to the professional tablet from Cupertino.

Among the novelties of this new beta we find (among others) the correction of a problem that caused that when asking Siri to play music, it would give us an error message, even if it played it correctly. Another problem that they have solved was that when we entered the Messages or FaceTime settings and tried to activate the service, the Settings application would stop working. We have also fixed an issue where when using a language that does not correspond to our area, we could not restore a copy of iCloud.

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In addition, 4 new wallpapers are included: 1 desert and three planets.

As with any beta, the installation of iOS 9.1 beta 3 is recommended to all of us who have the second beta installed. My iPhone 5s seems that it has gained in fluency, although it is still too early to confirm it. Do not hesitate to comment on your experience and the problems that you are encountering in this new beta of iOS 9.1.