Apple releases iOS 9.3 beta 4 for developers

Apple has launched a few minutes ago the fourth beta of iOS 9.3 for developers. The update is now available from Apple's software center and will soon be via OTA for all those users who have installed one of the iOS 9.3 developer betas for previous developers. If it has not appeared via OTA, be patient. As usual, it will surely appear within the next half hour. For those of you who are testing the public beta, you will most likely have to wait until Wednesday to try a version equivalent to the one that has been made available to developers today.

As in any trial version, we do not recommend installation of this beta unless it is done on a support device or you know the dangers you face installing it, which are none other than experiencing performance-related problems or unexpected shutdowns. We remember that in order to install this version, in the same way as with any other, you will need to have at least 50% of the battery or have the iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad connected to a power outlet.

As of the dates we are in and the fourth beta having been launched today, everything seems to indicate that iOS 9.3 will be officially released in the same week that the iPhone 5se and iPad Air 3 that, if there are no surprises, will be revealed in a keynote that will take place on March 15th. If you do not add anything else, we already know everything that this new version will bring, among which Night Shift stands out, which is a system (for 64-bit devices) that will change the temperature of the screen by eliminating the blue colors to respect one of our circadian cycles, and improvements in some apps, like Notes, News, and CarPlay.

If this fourth beta of iOS 9.3 includes any last minute news, as usual, we will write an article about it. Do not hesitate to comment if you install this beta and find something new.