New iOS 11.3 beta 1 features / changes!

A hands-on look at new iOS 11.1 beta 3 features / changes with commentary. Visit for more details. Below is a list of everything touched on in this video. Subscribe ► | Read full article ►

– New Privacy Splash Screen w/ Learn More details
– New blue Privacy icon in Settings
– New Privacy link in News app
– New glyph and message when making App Store purchases
– Four new Animoji: Bear, Dragon, Lion, and Skull
– iMessages on iCloud
– App Store Updates tab features size and version number
– Updated Health app with health records from hospitals
– iBooks is now 'Books'
– New Apple TV remote interface elements and Siri support
– AirPlay 2 multi-room audio

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31 Comments on New iOS 11.3 beta 1 features / changes!

    • I haven’t seen it anywhere so far on mine so I suspect it may be coming in beta 2 – unless anyone can prove me wrong!

  1. Thanks for the update Jeff! I really appreciated your overview of the iPad Pro 10.5, Smart Cover and Smart Keyboard. Looking forward to when you review the HomePod as I am enjoying Alexa and want to understand the pros/cons.

  2. Anyone who didn’t understand that you had to double tap the side button for purchase’s is an idiot, it clearly shows you that on the screen, but I guess Apple is more than willing in iOS 11 to keep adding more and more pointless junk on the screen to combat these morons. People can get carer’s to help them if they have a disability, maybe the government can introduce a scheme that allows for a I.T style carer for those too dim to use the simplest tech.

    • No, it wasn’t obvious to many people, hence the change. If you’re looking at the lower part of the screen where you usually would have inputed your fingerprint, you don’t look to the top right of the screen naturally to notice that little animation. There was no indication to look up, which threw a lot of people who had been downloading apps the same way for years. I don’t have an X, but Apple would not have made this change if it had not confused many people who were trying to download apps for the first time on the X.

  3. Some pretty cool updates… Especially the health app. But on privacy, I wonder if the Chinese government wanted Apple to give them information on someone would they resist as strongly is they would to the US government. I know that these tech companies that claim to have such high socially conscious standards tend to respond differently and have different privacy aspects in China.

  4. +9to5Mac

    WiFi Calling on T-Mobile *doesn’t work* or turn on at all. It’s the first time it ever happened — whether it’s Developer or Public Beta.

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