Latest iOS and iPadOS developer betas bring a few new features

Notably the iPad Keyboard is changing its look

The tertiary developer betas for Apple's iOS 13 and iPadOS dropped today, and each operating system includes a few new features.

While there isn't a lot new in the latest version iOS 13, it looks similar Apple tree paid special attending to the Domicile app.

At that place is now a new animation when you long printing on a tile in the Home app, according to9to5Mac

and at present a popup appears when you use a smart home security camera that doesn't back up its footage to iCloud.

In iOS thirteen some smart home cameras upload their footage deeply to iCloud. Now Apple alerts users when their camera isn't doing this with the new popup.

In that location'south too a new characteristic available on the iPhone XS and XS Max called 'FaceTime Attention Correction.' It seems like information technology makes it appear that the user is looking at the photographic camera even when they're looking at the screen during FaceTime calls, according to various Twitter users.

The Apple Post app has changed the color of its archive push. Before the update, it was navy blue and now information technology's purple, co-ordinate to Twitter user Ryan Jones (@rjonesy).

Finally, there is a new Apple Arcade teaser image in the App Shop.

Two changes have likewise come to the iPadOS beta, according to 9to5Mac.

The most meaning alter came to the software keyboard. Information technology at present looks identical to the concrete keyboard on a MacBook with larger shift and delete keys.

There's also a small alter when you're using two apps side by side. The pill at the top of the folio now lets users know what app is in use.

When the app is in employ, the pill is darker and when it's non the pill is much lighter.

It'south subtle, only iPadOS 13 beta 3 shows which app in Split View is actively receiving text input.

Watch the pill-shaped indicator at the height. This has been an issue since Split View launched in iOS ix. moving-picture show.twitter.com/VkJyOGFMFh

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