iOS 16.4 Second Public Beta Releases Brings Back Page Turning Effect to Apple Books

Apple has introduced the second public beta of iOS 16.4 which will bring several new features to the iPhone. However, since this is a beta release, only those who are part of Apple’s beta software program will be able to use and test the features currently offered by the iOS 16.4 second public beta release. If you haven’t checked it out yet, the iOS 16.4 second public beta release brings back the page turn effect on Apple Books, new mentions of Apple Music Classical, and more.

“Beta 2 comes with a few changes and tweaks compared to the first test build of iOS 16.4. These include a page turn effect returning to Apple Books, the arrival of 5G standalone for users in Japan on the SoftBank network. , includes new mentions of Apple Music Classics, and more,” A Reports by the 9to5Mac Meanwhile, it can be found that iOS 16.4 beta (the first beta update) comes with a range of new features and changes including new emoji, Always On Display automation, Safari/Browser capabilities, fresh Apple Music Includes animations and more.

Also, to use iOS 16.4 public beta, you need to update your iPhone for the same first. Want to know how? You first need to go to your iPhone’s Settings and then click on General. Then tap on Software Update to see if your device is showing the latest update.

If you haven’t installed iOS 16.4 beta, you may know that it includes new features and changes. Emojialways-on display automation, Safari/browser capabilities, fresh Apple Music animations, and more.

It’s all new in the iOS 16.4 second public beta update.

According to Aaron Zollo and Steve Moser, the page flip effect is back on Apple Books with this second beta update. Informing about the same, Zulu tweeted, “Apple has turned the page from Apple’s books iOS 16.4 son 2. Thanks for sharing @SteveMoser.” Notably, the page-turning effect was removed with the new Books app introduced with iOS 16 last year.

With the second beta update, Apple has also expanded 5G standalone support for Brazilian carriers. Vivo and TIM Brazil. “With the first iOS 16.4 beta, Apple enabled 5G standalone support on the iPhone for the first time. However, this feature was exclusive to T-Mobile customers in the US. With today’s beta, Apple has extended its reach to Brazilian 5G has also expanded standalone support. Carriers Vivo and TIM Brazil,” 9to5Mac reported in a Reports.

The report added that “iOS 16.4 beta 2 also includes new mentions of Apple’s new app dedicated to classical music. A message reads: “To listen to Apple Music Classical, you need Apple Music. must be installed.”