iOS 18.3 is coming very soon, as the RC beta was just released today. And per the update’s release notes , it will bring two upgrades to the iPhone 16’s Camera Control button and visual intelligence.

In iOS 18.2, Apple brought visual intelligence to Camera Control on iPhone 16 and 16 Pro.

The feature lets you long-press the Camera Control button to open a special AI-powered camera mode for interacting with the world around you.

Now,

As we reported earlier, the i OS 18.3 Release Candidate is now available to developers and public beta users. This likely represents the final beta for iOS 18.3 before the update is released to the general public.

As such, Apple has now shared its official release notes for iOS 18.3 for the first time. Head below for the full details.

Here are the full release notes for iOS 18.3 straight from Apple:

Visual intelligence with Camera Control (All iPhone 1

Apple has just released a lineup of new beta software. The RC (release candidate) beta is rolling out now for tvOS 18.3, visionOS 2.3, HomePod 18.3, and more.

Apple’s upcoming slate of software updates is gearing up for public launch very soon.

Today’s RC updates confirm that, as public releases should follow in the next week or so.

Developers can download and install the RC across a variety of platforms, including:

• iOS 18.3

Apple has released a new beta for macOS Sequoia 15.3. The brand new RC beta is rolling out now for both developers and public beta users.

To install the latest beta of macOS 15.3, users with beta updates enabled can go to System Settings ⇾ General ⇾ Software Update.

Today’s RC (release candidate) brings us very close to the public launch of macOS Sequoia 15.3 for users, which is expected in the next week or so.

The update focuses primarily on

The iOS 18.3 Release Candidate is now rolling out to developers and public beta testers. The update comes one week after Apple released the third beta, which included major changes to the Apple Intelligence notification summaries feature.

iOS 18.3 RC features the build number 22D60. The update is available to all developer beta testers and public beta testers.

iOS 18.3 was shaping up to be a relatively minor update compared to the monster iOS 18.1 and iOS 18

With so many devices in our pockets and everyday carry, each device has its own form of charging or wattage capacity, it is now more important than ever to make sure you have the correct charger for each device. For instance, my iPhone charges at 15W via Qi2 but can charge at up to 40W when wired in, so what is the best solution? I’m here to help you pick the best charger no matter your price point.

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Apple Wallet’s slow rollout of digital driver’s licenses in the US keeps progressing. But across the pond, the UK government its own solution for digital IDs.

Today a outlines an upcoming app designed to hold government documents, including a driving licence.

From the announcement:

Brits will be given the option to use a digital version of their driver’s licence from their phone to easily prove their age when buying age restricted items online and in person – as well as proving their right to drive.

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Rumors continue to swirl around Apple’s purported iPhone 17 Air . This model is expected to replace the “Plus” model in this year’s iPhone 17 lineup. A new leak today sheds light on what could be a controversial design choice by Apple: a camera bar on the back.

We’ve heard a few differing reports on how thin the iPhone 17 Air will be.

• A supply chain report suggested the iPhone 17 Air will be around 6.25mm thick.
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