iOS 7 Features Rumors, Release Date: Full Change Log Of Beta 3 Changes Released, iOS 7 Official Release Date Will Be Followed By iPhone And iPad Launch

The iOS 7 features is wide open for developers to nitpick as Apple released the beta 3 version of the overhauled operating system Monday. The new software is now available for developers all over the globe using iPhone, iPad, iPad Mini and iPod touch.

BRG.com reports that the iOS 7 beta 3 installation files have also been added to the company’s developer portal. Along with the files is a full change log detailing all of the new features and bug fixes included in iOS 7 beta 3.

The website BGR provides a complete iOS 7 beta 3 change log on their report.

According to the International Business Tines, the new Beta 3 compatible for iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch models is also available as an over-the-air update to current iOS 7 beta users and through Apple’s developers page.

The iOS 7 Beta 3 comes with a build number “11A4414E,” up from the build “11A4400f” seen on the second beta. The third beta version of the iOS 7 includes a number of improvements and fixes to the bugs reported by developers, reported the Business Times.

Based on official release notes, Apple has fixed the issues related to duplicate push notifications and unexpected volume increase during Airplay.

Apple has announced last month during the WWDC 2013 that iOS 7 will be available for download by the general public toward the end of 2013. A multitude of rumors have circulated that the company’s newest versions of the iPhone dubbed iPhone 6 and iPhone 5s and iPad product line, known as iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2, will be released at the same month the iOS 7 is officially released.

Assuming that Apple sticks to the traditional cycle of product launches, the new iPhones and iPads will be released within days after the iOS 7 release date.

Developers must note that the iOS 7 Beta 3, accompanied by a third developer preview of XCode 5, will expire on August 29.