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Apple Releases Fourth iOS 8.4 Beta

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Jun 9, 2015, 1:03 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple has made iOS 8.4 Beta 4 available to developers for testing. The latest iOS 8 beta adds a new version of the music application ahead of Apple Music's debut later this month. The music app itself has been fully revised and will include the Apple Music service once it launches. The app has a redesigned Now Playing screen, a new mini player, and shows more imagery in the artist section. Users can do more with their playlists, and the search function has been improved to make discovering music in iTunes Radio easier. Apple said iOS 8.4 and Apple Music will be available in their final form on June 30.

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