Apple released the 3rd developer betas of iOS, iPadOS and tvOS 14.2, along with watchOS 7.1

After the summer introduction of new operating systems, most ordinary users rush to download developer beta profiles, thanks to which they can get all the newly introduced systems several months before the public, although often at the cost of poor device functionality. However, immediately after the release, users "jump" to the public versions and leave the developer beta versions. If you are not one of these users and you are still using the developer beta versions, then I have good news for you - Apple released the third developer beta version of iOS, iPadOS and tvOS 14.2 a while ago, together with the third beta version of watchOS 7.1.

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New developer beta versions of operating systems in most cases do not bring anything much new, that is, apart from fixing errors and bugs. Additionally, Apple doesn't include update notes with these versions, so it's hard to see what all has been changed, added, or removed. The biggest news in iOS and iPadOS 14.2 is then the ability to add a Shazam button to the control center, thanks to which you can easily and quickly search for the name of the song you are hearing. As I already mentioned, we don't know much about other news for now - but we will definitely keep you informed about them.