Poll results: Are you planning to install the new public iOS 10 beta?
Now that the public beta of iOS 10 has been released with a general preview for everyone with iPhone 5 and above, we asked you last week whether you intend to install it. It turns out that more than half of our respondents could give the iOS 10 features a taste before the real deal rolls out in the fall, speaking well for the novelty of features that Apple has hammered in.
Not only that, but Apple decoupled the stock apps from the operating system for faster updates, and significantly enhanced iMessage, making it possibly the most full-featured secure chat app out there. That's not all, however, as when we installed the iOS 10 Developer Beta we noticed a veritable smorgasbord of even smaller, but svelte features that Apple didn't have time to mention in the keynote, or list them on its website - like the Clear All option in the notification center, or the Close all Tabs feature in Safari.
Things that are NOT allowed: