Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
iOS: Apple (AAPL) has released the third public beta of iOS 9.3, reports MacRumors. The new beta includes many of the new features that will possibly be released next month. This includes Night-Stand Mode, Wi-Fi calling on Verizon (VZ) plans, and more. There are also updates to the company’s Music service coming in this update. The new public beta can be downloaded via a Software Update for members of AAPL’s public beta program.
Beta: The third public beta for OS X 10.11.4 El Capitan has been released by Apple, MacRumors notes. This update mostly deals with improving performance and stomping out bugs. However, there will also be a couple of new features that will be added when it’s released. It will likely be released at the same time that iOS 9.3 is. This public beta can be downloaded from the Mac App Store with the Software Update option.
Pay: Apple Pay is having trouble adding certain cards to its service, reports AppleInsider. The problem started today and it keeps owners of Visa (V) credit or debit cards from adding them to the company’s payment service. The exact cause of the problem is unknown and AAPL hasn’t said when it expects it to be fixed. Owners of Visa cards that have added them to Pay prior to the issue can still use them with the service without a problem.
