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iOS 27.3 beta: Everything new in Apples latest iOS beta release

The new iOS 27.3 beta is here. These are the standout new features.

iOS 27.3 beta: Everything new in Apples latest iOS beta release

Apple has released the iOS 27.3 beta, bringing a host of new features to iPhone users. The redesigned Health app is a standout addition, now integrated with Apple Intelligence and including predictive insights for long-term health trends like Health Age and movement assessments. Vertical Tabs in Safari offer a fresh web browsing experience, with tabs displayed on the left-hand side of the screen.

Adaptive Dark Mode in Safari automatically applies Dark Mode to pages that don't natively support the feature. Siri AI has also received a significant upgrade, allowing users to request complex tasks such as organizing files, scheduling messages, and creating personalized playlists. StandBy mode has been revamped with new Clock faces, Calendar and Weather faces, and the ability to swipe between multiple versions of each face.

Additional features in the iOS 27.3 beta include new Gym Strength workouts in Apple Fitness+, a Reachability option for iPhone Duo users, and support for new languages including Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Turkish, and Norwegian.

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