Apple has launched iOS 9.2 Beta 2 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch on November 3 to registered developers. The update is available via over-the-air message through the Settings app for developers testing the release. The latest operating system is said to contain improvements and bug fixes.
9to5Mac mentioned that iOS 9.2 beta 2 brings enhancement to Safari View Controller. It enables it to open web pages inside other apps using Safari. For example, application like 1Password may be available as an option right inside of the browser without taking an exit from the Safari.
The report also noted that Beta 2 has an improvement to Done Button through the reflection of left and right buttons. The new operating system also gives enrichments to Graphics, Mail, Wi-Fi, Calendar, USB, Notes, Photos, as well as Spotlight. Further, Beta 2 gives an ability to dismiss the window through a swipe gesture. The report added that the developers like Tapbots for Tweetbot have worked on these enhancements.
More so, iOS 9.2 Beta 2 includes support for AT&T's NumberSync for Wi-Fi Calling, MacRumors reported. This allows phone calls to be answered on devices other than iPhone. Though, as of now, reports said that iPad or Mac is required to have Wi-Fi network due to iCloud account.
Aside from the improvements, Beta 2 offers fixes such as the synchronization of music to the Apple Watch. Issues impacting audio quality when playing audio over USB in some car stereos have been fixed too. In addition, MacRumors noted that a bug with iCloud Keychain has been fixed. This ensures that the error "Could not set up iCoud keychain," will no longer be seen.
Microsoft did not provide an official statement regarding the release date of iOS 9.2 Beta 2 to the public. Nevertheless, registered developers are on the process of testing the latest operating system to try and determine more of its capabilities.
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