Apple brings 5G support to Beta testers in India with iOS 16.2 RC Update, adds karaoke-like singing
Apple is rolling out iOS 16.2 RC to its beta testers, with improvements to end-to-end encryption across services and a new karaoke-based Apple Music feature introduced as part of the update. new. However, the biggest update introduced to iPhone users in India is 5G support. The RC version refers to ‘Release Candidate’, indicating that the latest update is a near final version. iOS 16.2 also brings changes to the Always-On Display, AirDrop, and a new Freeform app that allows multiple users to collaborate on a project.
Update 16.2 adds 5G support for iPhone 12″ and above for beta users in India. This comes after the tech giant confirmed in November that it would be adding 5G Network support for compatible iPhones in India in update 16.2. The iOS 16.2 update also brings end-to-end encryption to a bunch icloud services, including device backups and messages and photos, according to a report by 9to5Mac.
Apple To be call This service Advanced Data Protection extends an additional layer of security to 10 new iCloud services. In addition to your backups and photos, your recordings and notes will soon be protected with end-to-end encryption.
The new update, rolled out as part of Apple’s developer beta program, also adds the Apple Music Sing feature, which will allow users sing along to songs with the help of real-time lyrics available — just like a karaoke machine. Apple says the feature will be available to all apple music subscribers worldwide by the end of this month.
Apple has test 5G support in India last month as part of the iOS 16.2 beta, rolling out support for Jio and Airtel networks. “We are working with our carrier partners in India to bring the best 5G experience to iPhone users as soon as the validation and testing of the network’s quality and performance is complete. 5G will be enabled via a software update and will begin rolling out to iPhone users in December,” Apple said.
