iOS 16.2 will be Released in mid-December with New Features
Big news iOS 16.2 will be Released in mid-December with New Features. Last week Apple released iOS 16.1 for iPhones and after a long delay iPadOS 16 was also released along with iPadOS 16.1 and soon it will be iOS 16.2 and iPadOS. 16.2 will also release, the release timeline details of which have been revealed.
And some details of its features are also revealed from various sources which we will see in this upcoming update, so let’s discuss them all below.
Here’s iOS 16.2 Launch Timeline Detail & Some New Features
According to the latest newsletter from Bloomberg’s reliable Mark Gorman, iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 will arrive this year, and to be more precise, its release timeline is expected in mid-December.
In addition, its first son has already been released by Apple. In case you haven’t noticed. the company released it just a day after the release of iOS 16.1, but it was only released to developers.
Some new improvements and features have been spotted by testers in this beta. These aren’t huge changes since this is only the first beta, but they come first, so it’s worth knowing them.
In iOS 16.2, two new changes are seen, both for the lock screen.
Let’s start at the beginning, which is live action for TV sports games. With this feature, users will be able to view live scores of selected sports games on the lock screen with more details and games can be selected from the built-in TV app.
And another feature is the addition of a new sleep widget on the lock screen that will provide important sleep data, schedules and information directly on the lock screen.
In addition. iPodOS 16.2 also showed that the iPad will get external display support and a new Freeform app capable of bringing friends and coworkers together on the same board for drawing and other creative tasks.
In the future, iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 beta. we will see more features coming as there are still many features that were announced at the WWDC event in June but not seen in the current version.