Today has returned to be one of those days in which Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), launch betas for all your operating systems. But, this time, Tim Cook and company have not released them in the order they are accustomed to. The most common, and although they should appear at the same time, is that OS X is the operating system that takes the longest to receive updates, even waiting several hours, but today they have made good the saying "the last will be first" and the beta 5 for Apple's desktop operating system has been the first to appear in Apple's developer center.
As in previous betas, it seems that the news of OS X 10.11.4 They will not be very important and, performance improvements, reliability and error correction aside, it seems that there will be only two: support to be able to view Live Photos made with compatible devices (which at the moment are the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus) and the ability to import notes from Evernote. But OS X 10.11.4 will not be the only Apple operating system that will include little news. Watch 2.2 it will also not receive a major update.
Only tvOS 5 beta 9.2 includes important news
The news of watchOS 2.2, except surprise or that my memory is playing a trick on me, will also remain in two: the possibility of pairing the Apple Watch with several iPhones and improvements in the Maps application. The operating system that will receive the most news shortly is, with the permission of iOS, tvOS. The next version will be TvOS 9.2 and will include Dictation, search for applications via Siri, multitasking with an iOS 9 image and the possibility of creating folders, among other novelties.
If there are no surprises, the final versions will be released from March 15 to March 30, with a good chance that they will do so on the day Winners will be announced in March in Keynote where they will introduce the new devices. So be patient. The wait will be worth it (at least on iOS and tvOS)
