Apple’s jam-packed iOS 10 update has gotten even better in its third beta, which brings a bunch of tiny new features that start to make iOS 10 feel like a polished product.
The list of changes in iOS 10 beta 3, which was seeded to developers this week, isn’t as long as the last update. But Apple has added some really nice tweaks to the lock screen, Apple Music, iCloud Drive and Messages, in addition to a ton of bug fixes and stability improvements.
Check out the most important new additions to Apple’s upcoming mobile OS, which is slated to launch on iPhones and iPads this fall:
Haptic locking feedback
When locking your iPhone, the device now gives a gentle feedback tap to let you know the device is secure. It’s subtle, but takes some getting used to because it can be mistaken for a notification buzz.
iCloud Drive
iOS 10 beta 3 allows users to add downloads from Safari and Mail to iCloud Drive. The feature also works with the Photos app.
Home
There’s now a section in the Settings app for Home that shows your hubs, allowing you to disconnect from one and join another on the fly.
Health
You can now help improve Apple’s Health app by sharing your diagnostic and usage data with the company. The option can be turned on or off from Settings >> Privacy >> Diagnostics and Usage.
AR Mode for Pokémon Go
AR Mode finally works with the iPhone camera in iOS 10 beta 3, but we recommend keeping it off anyway because it’s way easier to catch Pokémon with it toggled off. (Want more ways to win at Pokémon Go? Read Pokémon Go hacks and tips to help you catch ’em all.)
Touch ID
The option to unlock your device by placing your finger on Touch ID is now located in the Accessibility options.
Messages
Photos are no longer automatically cropped to a square in the image picker view, allowing you to see the full shot before selecting it.
Keyboard
The new keyboard clicking sound Apple added in beta 1 (and took out in the second beta) is back.
Apple Music
Playlists are now “subscribed to” instead of “added to your library.” It’s the same functionality but makes it a bit more transparent that Apple plans to swap songs in and out on popular playlists like Spotify does.
Lockscreen
On the widgets view of the lockscreen in iOS 10 beta 3, the clock now moves up to the status bar when you scroll below the time.
Siri
To let you know which third-party apps use Siri and may access your data, Apple has added a new Siri Support section in the Settings app.
