Apple has pushed an update to the iOS 6 today to the developers, reaching the fourth beta of the OS. The new beta does not seem to be having the stock YouTube app installed in it!
Apple unveiled the next major version of iOS, the iOS 6 at WWDC this year, and the company seeded a beta version to the developers. The iOS already reached three betas, and today, its in the fourth beta, fixing a lot of bugs and also, one huge feature removal from the OS. Apple has removed the stock YouTube app from the mobile operating system, and also, there are some feature additions to this beta.
One noticeable feature is the addition of WiFi + Cellular, which allows the user to tell the device if it could use the mobile date if there’s some problem with the WiFi Connection. The image below shows the new feature, which can be found under Settings > General > Cellular:
That’s not all. The company has also included a new Bluetooth menu under the Privacy tab in Settings. There’s no clue about what this would do, but may be the company has some future plans to connect the current devices to connect to the latest Bluetooth 4.0 devices, which are about to come in the future.