iOS 10 release date news 2016: Latest beta features introductory screen for Control Center changes

Apple has rolled out the fourth pre-release beta version of the iOS 10. The full and final version of the newest operating system (OS) for the iPad, iPod and iPhone will be released in the next several weeks, and the latest beta presented by the company on Aug. 1 will at least give the public a clearer picture of the new iOS.

One of the most notable features of the fourth iOS 10 beta is the introductory screen popping up when the user explores the new and improved Control Center. The screen primarily informs the users about the latest changes made by Apple to the Control Center. As reported by Tech Times, the new version of the Control Center is now sporting a fresh "novel design and look." For one, the new Control Center now has more controls for the mobile device's music and media. It now also has a quick access to the Home Kit accessories.

The Cupertino-based tech giant may have done quite a number of changes in the Control Center that they wanted to make these changes to be easily observed by the users. The introductory screen now enters to explain the latest changes made to the new iOS version.

For example, the introductory screen will pop up when the user swipes the screen lock upwards and will ask if he or she will be using the new Control Center for the first time. Specifically, the introductory screen will state "iPhone Controls, Now Playing and Home each have their own cards. Swipe to see each one."

The third beta of iOS 10 was released almost two weeks ago, which presented several improvements of the present OS and bug fixes. The previous beta introduced the App Support setting for Siri, Taptic Engine behavior, and a few changes in the Activity, Health apps.

Apple officially unveiled the new iOS 10 at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), where most of their biggest projects for the year are announced. Some of the initial highlights of the iOS 10 are the inclusion of RAW photo capture for the first time in the Apple OS.