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Breaking News: Apple Unveils Exciting Features in iOS 26.2 Public Beta 2
Apple Unveils Exciting Features in iOS 26.2 Public Beta 2
Exciting news for Apple enthusiasts! The latest iOS 26.2 public beta 2 has just been released, packed with a myriad of new features that are sure to delight users. Let’s dive into what this update has in store:
AirDrop Codes
One of the standout features in iOS 26.2 is the new AirDrop capability, allowing users to AirDrop between devices without needing to be saved contacts for up to 30 days. This functionality is prominently featured in the AirDrop section of Settings.
Liquid Glass Level
Apple has introduced a new Liquid Glass-inspired Level design within the Measure app in iOS 26.2. The design has been further refined in this beta version to ensure clarity in displaying numbers in various scenarios.
iPadOS Split View and Slide Over
iPadOS 26.2 brings back the Slide Over feature and enhances multitasking capabilities by allowing users to drag an app icon from the Dock to enter Slide Over or Split View mode seamlessly.
Default Voice Assistant Code
Leaked code hints at Apple’s development of the ability to replace invoking Siri with a default action when holding the side button, a feature that will be exclusive to Japan due to regulatory requirements.


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