Apple Recently Released iOS 10.3 Supporting Find My Airpods, APFS, App Store Review Tweaks

As per sources, Apple recently released iOS 10.3 for the general public. It marked the launch of the third major addition to the iOS 10 operating system since it's launch on September 13, 2016. iOS 10.3 has been under testing since Jan. 24 and Apple seeded seven betas to designers and open beta testers before releasing the product.

Sources added that iOS 10.3 is accessible as a free over-the-air update for all iOS 10 clients. However, it can likewise be downloaded by means of iTunes. Xcode 8.3 with support for Swift 3.1, iOS 10.3, macOS Sierra 10.12.4, tvOS 10.2, and watchOS 3.2 is additionally available today.

Adding to the major update to the 10.x series, iOS 10.3 incorporates both huge additions and the minor tweaks and changes. The greatest new highlight is "Find My AirPods," which has been added to the Find My iPhone capacity to help AirPods proprietors find a lost headphone in case it is lost.

Find My Airpods can help the users by playing a sound to help users find an Airpod misplaced nearby. Reports claim that it also stores the last known location of when an Airpod was connected to the iOS device via any medium. However, it can not locate the Airpods when the iPhone is not close by not can it help in locating the charging case, reports Mac Hash.

Additionally, the upgrade comes with some App Store changes in iOS 10.3. Sources say that it permits developers to react to user surveys interestingly. iOS clients are likewise able to rate reviews in the App Store as "Helpful" or "Not Helpful" for surfacing more pertinent audit content. Apple also adds a feature to restrain the number of times developers can request a review, reports Scoop Nest.

Reports claim that the iOS 10.3 update presents another Apple File System (APFS), which is introduced when an iOS gadget is updated. APFS is streamlined for blaze/SSD storage and incorporates enhanced support for encryption. Different components incorporate previews for freezing the condition of a file system (better for reinforcements), space sharing, and better space proficiency.