I'm tired of waiting and found out that iOS 9.2 beta4 is the official version

After 3 weeks of waiting, we finally welcomed the official version of iOS 9.2 this morning. Careful users may find that the build number of the official version pushed this time is 13c75, which means that everyone has been waiting for the update for a long time. The official version is an enhanced patch of beta4. However, regardless of whether it is a patch or not, judging from the content of this update, it seems that this large version has solved many problems. The main contents of this update are listed below:

• Apple Music improvements

• You can now create a new playlist when adding songs to a playlist

• When adding songs to a playlist, the ***changed playlist will now be at the top

• Tap the iCloud Download button to download an album or playlist from your iCloud Music Library

• New download indicators next to each song in My Music and playlists so you can see which songs you’ve downloaded

• View work, composer, and performer information when browsing classical music in the Apple Music catalog

• A new "Top Stories" section in News to keep you up to date with the day's important news (available in the US, UK, and Australia)

• Mail Drop feature in Mail can send large attachments

• iBooks now supports 3D Touch, allowing you to use Peek and Pop to view and pop out pages in the catalog, notes and bookmarks, or search results within a book

• iBooks now supports listening to audiobooks while browsing your library, reading other books, or browsing the iBooks Store

• iPhone now supports importing photos and videos using a USB Camera Adapter

• Improved Safari stability

• Improved Podcast stability

• Fixed an issue where users with POP mail accounts could not access mail attachments

• Resolved an issue where email attachments and text overlapped for some users

• Fixed an issue where restoring a previous iCloud backup would turn off Live Photos

• Addressed an issue where Contacts might not display search results

• Addresses an issue where Calendar might not display all seven days of the week in week view

• Fixed an issue where the iPad camera screen could go black when trying to capture video

• Addressed an issue that could cause Activity app instability when viewing the day when the time changeover occurred

• Fixed an issue where data might not appear in Health

• Fixed an issue that could cause Wallet updates and lock screen notifications to not appear

• Fixed an issue where updating iOS could cause alarms to stop working

• Fixed an issue where some users were unable to log into Find My iPhone

• Fixed an issue where some iCloud manual backups could not be completed

• Addresses an issue where using the iPad keyboard could inadvertently trigger text selection mode

• Improved keyboard responsiveness when using Quick Replies

• Improved punctuation input for Simplified Chinese Jiugongge Pinyin and Stroke keyboards, with a new expandable punctuation view and better predictions

• Fixed an issue where Caps Lock could be enabled when typing in a URL or email field using a Cyrillic keyboard

• Accessibility improvements

• Fixed some issues with VoiceOver when using Camera's facial recognition

• Added the ability to wake up the screen using VoiceOver

• Added the ability to use VoiceOver to invoke the app switcher with 3D Touch gestures

• Fixed an issue with Guided Access when trying to end a call

• Improved 3D Touch functionality for Switch Control users

• Fixed a speech speed issue with the Speak Screen feature

• Added Arabic Siri support (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates)

In fact, during the entire iOS 9.2 upgrade test process, in addition to improving some system bugs and delays, Apple also focused on the integration of Safari browser view controller and third-party applications. Now you will find it very convenient to add or use some specific third-party applications on Safari, just like using a client.

Some users who have updated to the new version have left messages on foreign forums saying that the official version of iOS 9.2 has fixed many lag issues, including camera and multitasking issues. It currently runs very smoothly on iPad Pro and iPhone 6, and the battery life seems to have been optimized to a certain extent.

What domestic users are most concerned about is whether the devices with changed capacity can be upgraded smoothly. Judging from the comments posted by some users who have modified their machines in the forum, there is no problem with normal upgrade to the new version. However, I still want to remind everyone here that since you are willing to spend 6,000 or 7,000 to buy an iPhone, there is no need to bring unnecessary risks to your beloved machine for a small profit. Apple did not take any action this time, who knows what it will do next time?

In general, iOS 9.2 should be the most complete system at present. Whether it is the smoothness of use or the performance in all aspects, as long as the user is not too picky, they will be quite satisfied. It is also recommended that everyone try to upgrade and experience it if conditions permit.

In ***, I know everyone is thinking about one thing, that is, the official version of iOS 9.2 has been released, and we are ready. Domestic jailbreak masters, are you ready to bring us any surprises~!