Apple has finally released the fifth beta of the iOS 10.1 as well as the MacOS Sierra 10.12.1 earlier than the official launch of Portrait Photo Mode for its flagship, iPhone 7 Plus scheduled for October 25. The release of beta 5 arrives only two days after the tech giant company provided the fourth iOS 10.1 beta and over a month after availing the iOS 10 to the public.
Based on the report of Apple Insider, the beta 4 for MacOS Sierra 10.12.1 arrived a week ago and is anticipated to support the OLED touch bar, which was speculated to be one of the major features of the MacBook Pro. The iOS 10.1 release is probably one of the most-awaited updates for iPhones. It is expected to bring the impressive and most appealing camera feature to the iPhone Plus, the Portrait mode.
The company itself describe the iOS 10.1 as one of the remarkable releases for Apple users ever. It offers a number of great features, which include the redesigned Lock screen, a totally revamped Message app, a Siri SDK, which allows other third-party apps to coordinate with Siri, and many more.
Meanwhile, those who have the iOS 10 at present have no other choice but to wait for the patch updates. Apple users who have compatibility and performance related problems normally downgrade to older iOS versions until the company is able to offer a solution for the buggy software according to a report. Today, however, users who have the latest version of the iOS 10 have no choice but to wait for Apple to provide a fix.
Registered developers are allowed to download the iOS 10.1 beta 5 either over the air or from the Apple Developer Center. The public beta testers, on the other hand, can only download the update over the air after they are done downloading and installing the configuration profile from the company's beta testing website. Watch video about Apple releasing its first iOS 10.1 public beta with Portrait mode for iPhone 7 Plus, first macOS 10.12.1
