Apple seeds sixth iOS 10.3 beta to public testers

As Apple gets closer to the launch of iOS 10.3, the company has released another beta to public testers.

This beta is the sixth update released by Apple for iOS 10.3. Within the iOS 10.3 beta program, Apple has dropped a major update to iOS’ file system.

There are several interesting things regarding the new filesystem. Firstly, the system is designed for flash memory, which Apple says ensure the phone runs more efficiently.

Secondly, the program provides a unified file system across all of the Apple’s devices. Users should also remember to backup their devices on the off chance that the phone is corrupted during the update. It’s also worth noting that the new file system is not backwards compatible with the old one, so ensure you have a full device backup in case your upgrade isn’t completed properly or causes you to lose important information.

This warning is more so for Apple users who may be upgrading to the iOS 10.3 beta late, as the new file system was introduced in the initial beta.

Lastly, this iOS 10.3 beta quickly followed a previous, which could indicate a consumer release is right around the corner. Let us know if you found anything new in the new update. As well, If you haven’t signed up for the beta program you can do so here.