Apple’s pre-release software isn’t usually buzz-worthy outside of major revamps, but there’s definitely a reason to take notice today. The company’s iOS 9.3, tvOS 9.2 and WatchOS 2.2 betas all introduce some hefty upgrades that are likely to get some use. Of the bunch, iOS 9.3 is the centerpiece. There’s a new Night Shift mode that changes to warmer color tones to cut back on blue light and help you sleep, akin to third-party apps like F.Lux. You’ll also see your Apple Watch goals in the Health app, tighter Apple Music integration with CarPlay, a Classroom app for guided lessons and Notes secured by Touch ID. There’s even a multi-user feature on iPads, although you shouldn’t get too excited — it’s currently meant for students, not the family tablet back home.

Via: AppleInsider, 9to5Mac

Source: Apple