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Apple recently released the iOS 18 Developer Beta 2 update for registered developers, unveiling a host of new features for iPhone users. The first beta update introduced features like hiding app names on the home screen and enabling dark mode for icons, while the latest update adds even more functionality. One standout feature is the iPhone Mirroring capability, allowing users to mirror their iPhone on their Mac running macOS Sequoia beta 2. This feature enables users to receive calls, notifications, control apps, and transfer files seamlessly between their devices.
In addition to iPhone Mirroring, iOS 18 Developer Beta 2 brings a new toggle for RCS Messaging in the iPhone’s settings. This feature, though not yet active, will be available for users in the US with carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. Moreover, users can now enjoy a new dark-themed icon for the App Store, darker wallpaper options, and compliance with the EU’s Digital Markets Act.
Furthermore, the update includes a widget for Connected Cards in the Wallet app, a quick save option in the Passwords app, and enhanced feedback for the power button in the Control Centre. Apple also released updates for macOS, iPadOS, visionOS, tvOS, and watchOS, showcasing their commitment to enhancing user experiences across their devices.
With iOS 18 Developer Beta 2, users can expect a seamless integration between their iPhone and Mac devices, along with additional features that aim to improve overall usability and functionality. As Apple continues to iterate and improve upon its offerings, the iOS 18 updates demonstrate the company’s dedication to providing cutting-edge technology for its users.
