Except that today Apple released a public beta iOS 9.3 and at the same time released a fix update for developers, today the company also released the first public beta of the new OS X 10.11.4 El Capitan system, which brings various bug fixes as well as new functions that have been missing in the system for Mac so far and are closely related to the latest devices. Or with only one – iPhone 6s. In addition to bug fixes, the update brought support for Live Photos in the Messages application on Mac, so that users who use the function can enjoy them to the full Continuity, as well as various useful functions iCloudu. Live photos from the iPhone 6s could only be viewed until now if they were shared via iCloud Photo Sharing.
In addition, password support for Notes has been added on the Mac, so if you password them on yours in the future iPhone and you want to view or edit them on your Mac, you'll need to unlock them first. These are the two most important news in the new system, which is now available for download not only by developers, but also by regular users who have logged in to Public Beta program on the page Appyou.
*Source: 9to5mac
