Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Watch: Apple (AAPL) released its fourth WatchOS 2 beta to developers on Tuesday, reports MacRumors. The new beta has to be downloaded via a device running iOS 9 and is only available to developers. However, a public beta is in the works for a Fall release. The new mobile operating system will bring several changes to the smartwatch. One example is the new “Nightstand” mode that can be used while it’s charging to display the time. It will also support native apps and will have third-party Complications. New watch faces are also included in the update.
iOS: Apple has released its fourth iOS 9 beta to developers, 9to5Mac notes. The new beta can be downloaded to iPods, iPads and iPhones. The update comes is between 300MB to 350MB and can be downloaded over the air or from the developer center. It includes a new red notifications icon, some user interface updates and the return of Home Sharing for music. There have also been updates to Apple’s Podcast app and HomeKit.
iPhone: Those interested in the iPhone 6c may already have an idea of what it looks like, reports BGR. There are rumors that Apple is looking to update its 4-inch iPhone line with the introduction of an iPhone 6c later this year. The release of the new iPod Touch may just answer some people’s questions about the rumored device. For example, it includes an updated processor that’s better than the iPhone 5c, but not at powerful as the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus. It’s also sporting a fairly powerful camera and has an updated M8 processor. It’s possible that all of this could be specs that will be seen in the rumored iPhone 6c.
