Apple releases public versions of iOS 9.3 beta 4 and OS X 10.11.4 beta 4

Apple has launched a few minutes ago the fourth public beta of iOS 9.3. This launch is one day ahead of what we all expected, which was tomorrow, Wednesday, but we can't really say that we were surprised. We cannot say that we were surprised because it seems that Apple is following a well-marked roadmap: launch the betas until the presentation of the iPhone 5se and iPad Air 3 on March 15 and thereafter launch a final version of iOS 9.3 which, logically, will already be available to everyone.

Taking advantage of the inertia of the releases of all operating systems, Apple has also launched the OS X 10.11.4 Fourth Public Beta, whose main novelty will be the support to be able to reproduce Live Photos and the possibility to import notes from an Evernote account. As usual, both the new beta of iOS 9.4 and the new beta of El Capitan OS X 10.11.4 will include performance and reliability improvements. Both betas are already available from Apple's developer center and, in the case of iOS 9.3 beta 4, the update will soon appear (if it has not already done so) via OTA to all users who had one of the previous versions installed.

Something that we always say but that is important to keep in mind is that we do not recommend the installation of any software in the testing phase unless we do it on a support device, we know what we are sticking to or we are developers. Installing software in testing phase, the most we are likely to experience failuressuch as poor performance or application issues, which can include unexpected shutdowns, freezes, etc.

We also remember that in order to install this version (like any other) it will be necessary to have at least 50% of the battery in our iPhone, iPod or iPad or have it connected to a power outlet.