Apple's got another iOS 7 beta for developers as the software marches towards a fall release.
August 6, 2013 10:47 AM PDT
(Credit: Apple)
Just about a week after releasing its fourth iOS 7 beta, Apple's rolled out another version of the upcoming operating system to developers.
iOS 7 beta 5 went out to developers on Tuesday morning, with Apple only saying to expect the usual handful of "bug fixes and improvements." In its last beta, that included reworked call buttons, updates to its Spotlight search and lock screen interface, as well as support for photo filters on older iPhone models.
iOS 7 brings an overhauled design for every part of the operating system, while remaining largely the same in terms of functionality. Onlookers are expecting a few more changes before it's finalized. The public release of the software is scheduled for this fall.
For more on iOS 7 features, go to CNET's overview here.
August 6, 2013 10:47 AM PDT 
(Credit: Apple)Just about a week after releasing its fourth iOS 7 beta, Apple's rolled out another version of the upcoming operating system to developers.
iOS 7 beta 5 went out to developers on Tuesday morning, with Apple only saying to expect the usual handful of "bug fixes and improvements." In its last beta, that included reworked call buttons, updates to its Spotlight search and lock screen interface, as well as support for photo filters on older iPhone models.
iOS 7 brings an overhauled design for every part of the operating system, while remaining largely the same in terms of functionality. Onlookers are expecting a few more changes before it's finalized. The public release of the software is scheduled for this fall.
For more on iOS 7 features, go to CNET's overview here.