The iOS 18.5 is expected to roll out for users in the coming days, and Apple began to roll the iOS 18.5 release candidate for beta testers earlier this week. When the update eligible is rolled out for the iPhone model, customers will see some notable changes in the Apple TV app on third -party devices and screen time features on iOS. Meanwhile, Apple has also added support for satellite features on iPhone 13 through supported network providers.
iOS 18.5 release candidates new features and changes
Apple’s Changlog for the IOS 18.5 release candidate who rolls out for examiners on Monday, gives us an idea of what to expect from the upcoming iOS update. The update screen adds a useful feature for time that alerts a parent whenever the passcode manages the control is recorded on its child’s device. This can inform the parents when their child manages to estimate the screen time passcode to bypass the control of the parents.
Satellite connectivity is also coming in the series of some old iPhone 13 smartphones of Apple. Keep in mind that this is carrier-based satellite connectivity, which means that it is not the same as the Globalstar-operated satellite connectivity offered on the iPhone 14 and new models. For example, T-Mobile users in the US can use satellite connectivity via Starlink Direct (SpaceX).
While using a third -party device, the company is also making it easier to shop on Apple TV app. Users can now choose a new purchase with the iPhone option when purchasing materials and can complete the transaction using their handsets.
iOS 18.4 brought a new Apple Vision Pro app for customers who bought the Vision Pro Dasal Computer. The upcoming iOS 18.5 update will resolve a bug which resulted in the use of the app according to the company.
Apple will also include a new pride harmoni wallpaper with an update of iOS 18.5, and is a part of the latest iOS 18.5 release candidate. Users can expect these feature improvements and new additions when a stable version is released – this can occur in the beginning of the next week, if the Apple does not roll the second release candidate.
