Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Beta: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has released the fourth beta for OS X 10.10.4 to developers, reports MacRumors. The new OS X 10.10.4 beta doesn’t include much in the way of visual changes to the operating system. Instead, it appears that the tech company is looking to make more changes that focus on improving the performance of the software. The beta update can be downloaded via the Mac App Store or the Mac Developer Center. The last OS X 10.10.4 beta was released two weeks ago.
iTunes: A new search of job listings for Apple shows several new positions available at the company, AppleInsider notes. The new positions listed seem to insinuate that the company is looking to make changes to its iTunes platform. There are six positions for employees that would work on iTunes. One of them is for someone that could help bring a redesigned search engine to the service. Another calls for a person that can help “change the way millions of users consume video”.
iOS: New rumors claim that iOS 9 will include support for a Force Touch display, reports 9to5Mac. These rumors come from insider sources and claim that iOS 9 will support a Force Touch display with integrated haptic feedback. The company is already rumored to be letting app developers toy with the new technology and how to integrate it into apps. Sources also claim that this technology will be present in the next iPhone, which will be physically similar to an iPhone 6. It’s believed that the Force Touch display will work similar to the Force Touch Trackpads found on new Retina MacBooks.
