Apple launches the sixth beta version of iOS 12.3 with a new TV application [Update: Public Beta Available]

Apple today launched the sixth beta release of an upcoming iOS 12.3 update for developers, just days after the release of the fifth beta and more than a month after the launch of ################################################################################## IOS 12.2, an update introducing Apple News +, the new Animoji, etc.

Registered developers can download the new beta version of iOS 12.3 from the Apple Developer Center or over the air link once the appropriate configuration profile is installed from the Developer Center.

iOS 12.3 and tvOS 12.3 introduce a new version of Apple's TV application, which has been updated with a new look and new features.

In the new TV app, "Watch Now" and "To Follow" are always in the foreground to keep track of what you are watching, but there is a new recommendation engine based on machine learning that offers content based on your display preferences and history.

The interface of the application has been streamlined with sections for movies, TV shows, sports and content for children. On iOS, a lower bar is also dedicated to the library, search and Watch Now options.

There is a new feature "Channels" in the TV application, which is one of the major new components of the push of Apple services. Channels are subscription services that you can sign up for and watch in the TV app without having to open another one.

So, for example, if you encounter a show that you want to watch on your iPhone or on your Apple TV with Showtime or Starz, you can press to subscribe directly to the TV app, then watch the show without having to open another one. app.

CBS All Access, Starz, Showtime, HBO, Nickelodeon, Mubi, The History Channel Vault and Comedy Central Now are some of the new supported channels. During the beta, users can subscribe to Showtime, Starz, Smithsonian, EPIX and Tastemade.

You will still have recommendations for the content of services that are not part of the Channels feature, but non-channel content will need to be viewed in a third-party application. The TV app also contains TV shows and iTunes movies.

When Apple debuts Apple TV+ service this fall, all TV shows and original films of the company will also be available in the TV application.

Apple has announced plans to release the updated TV application in May. It is therefore potentially the latest beta release before the launch of IOS 12.3.