iOS 8.2 Beta 2 has been released to beta testers.
The update, which should be available to testers now, arrived just a day after the release of iOS 8.1.2 to the public. That just brought some bug fixes, but it’s believed iOS 8.2 will bring a whole lot more. Rumours suggest that this will be the version to include support for the long-awaited Apple Watch, due out early next year. This is probably true considering 8.2 includes support for Apple’s WatchKit. This is the SDK released to developers just a few weeks ago, and allows them to build apps for the device.
Although, Apple has yet given them full access to the hardware, only giving them access to the features which allow interactivity between the iPhone and the watch. It’s not yet known when Apple will give full access, but it’s generally believed that this will be early next year – when developers can finally have access to the hardware itself.
Source: MacRumors
