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Video: Everything new in iOS 11.3 featuring Animoji, Battery Health, ARKit 1.5, & much more

iOS 11.3 was released yesterday for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. We went beyond the release notes to find everything new in Apple latest iOS update from big features, to small tweaks.

iOS 11.3 is surprisingly full of features. The biggest additions are the inclusion of four new Animoji for iPhone X users, Business Chat in Messages, the beta of the battery management feature, and ARKit 1.5.

You can see the changes for yourself in our hands-on video.

Notably, what we didn't see, was AirPlay 2 and Messages in the Cloud. Both features were present in earlier betas, then removed by Apple as we approached the final release.

iOS 11.3 was released alongside macOS 10.13.4, watchOS 4.3, tvOS 11.3, and audioOS 11.3 for HomePod.

What's new in iOS 11.3?

Here is the list of everything we covered in our hands-on video.



13 Comments

harry wild 11 Years · 808 comments

Has Apple yet release the capabilities to resize icons and text size on the main iPad, iPhone screens?

dewme 10 Years · 5775 comments

Has Apple yet release the capabilities to resize icons and text size on the main iPad, iPhone screens?

The Display Zoom setting under Display & Brightness allows you to select one of two sizes at least on the Plus model iPhones. It’s rudimentary but better than nothing. 

racerhomie3 7 Years · 1264 comments

Even my aunt’s iPhone 5S feels very smooth.(11.3)
iPhone 6 Plus (also much smoother frame rate)
AirPods are connecting much faster between iPod Touch 6 & iPhone SE. 

magman1979 11 Years · 1301 comments

Unrelated to this specific post per say, but has anyone else noticed that the ability to take an embedded YouTube video to full screen in iOS on iPad is no longer possible, with an error popping up stating “Your browser doesn’t support full screen”, and instead forces you to use the YouTube app (if installed) to get full screen, full quality?

Is this Google’s way of forcing user behaviour monetization by making them go thru their shitty app?

The world should put Google under a microscope, not just Facebook!!!