iOS 16.4 second public beta released; brings page turn effect back to Apple Books

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Apple has rolled out the second public beta of iOS 16.4 which will bring several new features to the iPhone. Though, as it is a beta release, only the people who are part of Apple's Beta Software Program will be able to use and test the features offered by iOS 16.4 second public beta release for the time being. If you have not yet checked it out, it can be known that the iOS 16.4 second public beta release brings the page turn effect back to 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. That includes the page turn effect coming back to Apple Books, 5G Standalone arriving for users in Japan on the Softbank network, new mentions of Apple Music Classical, and more," a report by 9to5Mac informed. Meanwhile, it can be known that the 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 animations, and more.

Also, in order to use the iOS 16.4 public beta, you will first have to update your iPhone for the same. Want to know how? You will have to first go to your iPhone 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 the iOS 16.4 beta, you can know that it brought a range of new features and changes including new emoji, always-on display automation, Safari/browser capabilities, fresh Apple Music animations, and more.

According to Aaron Zollo and Steve Moser, the page turning effect is back to Apple Books with this second beta update. Informing about the same, Zollo tweeted, "Apple brought back the Apple Books