Apple distributes iOS 12.3 … New Apple TV app: The GEAR

Apple released the full version of iOS 12.13 today. Immediate deployment of the iOS 12.12 In less than 20 days, the new iOS fixes small bugs, but some changes must be reported to users. Airplay 2 enhancements and a redesigned Apple TV application have been added.

Airplay 2 is a smart TV that supports AirPlay 2 for iPhone and iPad and allows users to easily play back images, music, and movies on their device. When you use broadcast to stream content from an iOS device to a connected TV, movie playback begins on the TV. By recognizing the time and place, the player automatically reads the selected programs and movies from the last screen read by the user, with only one tab, and the Airplay option has been added to the proposal series.

Apple TV Plus (+) compatible Apple TV applications, presented at a special event in March, feature a new design that uses a collection of professional content and custom recommendation algorithms. HBO and Showtime can buy or rent over 100,000 content, including new movies and 4K HDR content menus, from Apple TV apps without installing any third-party apps. It shows you the ability to play it on the nearest Apple TV or AE-Play2 compatible smart TV. Apple announced that Apple TV applications would also be available on the latest smart TVs from Samsung, Sony, Vizio and LG.

iOS 12.13 includes several bugfixes. The "For You" tab of Apple Music is updated several times a day and features music based on your favorite genres and artist themes. The Apple TV Remote application corrected the problem of the inability to pause and adjust the volume and also touched the problem of loss of call when calling Wi-Fi on iPad and iPod touch.

The iOS 12.3 update can be done in "General → Software Update" or in iTunes. A temporary overload of the server or a lack of storage space on the iPhone may prevent the download of update files. Backups that prevent data loss due to unexpected failures in iOS updates are essential. There are two ways to back up your data: from your iPhone directly to an iCloud or to a computer connected to iTunes.