Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
MacOS: Apple (AAPL) has released the first public beta for macOS Sierra, reports MacRumors. The new beta is available for download to members of the company’s Beta Software Program. Users that chose to sign up for this program are advised to make backups before trying out the new beta. The new operating system will include Siri support, Auto Unlock with the company’s Watch and more when it launches.
Beta: AAPL is now letting the public download its beta of iOS 10, BGR notes. Just like with the macOS Sierra beta, those that want to take part in the iOS 10 beta will have to sign up for AAPL’s Beta Software Program. This new version of iOS is expected to have many new features that should draw the attention of iPhone owners. As always, users are advised to backup their data before moving to the new beta.
Pay: Apple Pay has launched in Switzerland, reports AppleInsider. The service is available to iPhone owners that are customers of Bonus Card, Cornercard or Swiss Bankers. However, there are currently only eight stores in the country that support Pay, which means that its use will likely be limited until more retailers sign up for the program. The service supports both Visa Inc (NYSE:V) and Mastercard Inc (NYSE:MA) cards in the country.
