New features in iOS 17.2 beta 2 improve Siri and support for Vision Pro’s 3D photography،
Apple has released iOS 17.2 beta 2 for developers and the latest beta includes new features for iPhone users. While these changes are only available to registered developers who install the latest iOS Developer Beta, it gives us an opportunity to look into the future to see what new features iPhone users might receive with it. iOS 17.2.
With the developer version of iOS 17.2 beta 2, the “sensitive content warning” that automatically blurs nude photos and videos so you can’t see them clearly, will blur stickers in the Messages app. And with the update, contact displays in the Contacts app will also be blurry. These are the images you see when someone calls your phone. The new version also adds two new features. Once the update is installed, not only can Siri tell you your current altitude, but the virtual assistant can also tell you your estimated time of arrival (ETA) when you use Maps.
Apple releases iOS 17.2 beta 2 for developers
THE iOS 17Developer release .2 Beta 2 includes a feature that allows iPhone users to record “spatial (3D) video for Apple Vision Pro.” With the setting of the same name enabled in the Settings app, a new “Spatial” option appears in the phone’s video interface. A VisionPro The style icon in the lower left corner tells you the setting is enabled, allowing you to record at 30fps at 1080p.
iOS 17.2 beta 2 adds support for 3D photography with Apple Vision Pro
Apple writes: “Record spatial video with remarkable depth for viewing in the Photos app on Apple VisionPro. For best results, keep iPhone in landscape orientation and steady while recording. Video is recorded at 30fps at 1080p. One minute of space video is about 130MB.” Just keep that last line from Apple in mind. Storing spatial video on your phone will consume the free space you have.
In iOS 17.2 beta 2, Siri will tell you your altitude. Image credit-@aaronp613
When VisionPro comes out next year, you will be able to watch your space video while putting on the headset. VisionPro itself will also record space video. Apple says: “Users will be able to capture precious moments in three dimensions and relive those memories in incredible depth on Apple VisionPro. Each spatial photo and video takes users back to a specific moment, like a party with friends or a special family gathering. »
THE iOS 17Version .2 beta 2 has software version number 21C5040g. Tomorrow, or next week, it should be made available to the public.
