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Apple has released the fourth developer beta of iOS 27.2, which follows the public iOS 27 release and bypasses iOS 27.1, a version reserved for the iPhone Duo foldable. The beta brings the redesigned Health app shown at the iPhone 18 Pro event, dual capture for Group FaceTime, expanded Siri language support, Apple TV profiles on iPhone, and Apple Podcasts interface tweaks.
9to5Mac published its October 12, 2026 daily podcast episode, summarizing the day's top Apple-related stories including last-minute rumors ahead of an anticipated Apple event. The episode is distributed across platforms including Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, and Google Play.
Apple has released the second public beta of iOS 27.2, bringing its redesigned Health app to iPhone users testing the preview. Other changes carried over from the first beta include dual capture for Group FaceTime, expanded Siri language support, Apple TV app profiles on iPhone, and renamed sections in Apple Podcasts. Apple is expected to release iOS 27.2 officially later this month.
Apple has launched the third beta version of iOS 27.2 for developers, following the public release of iOS 27. The update introduces a redesigned Health app, dual capture mode for Group FaceTime, and expanded Siri language support, among other enhancements. This beta comes after the initial public beta and is part of Apple's ongoing iOS 27.2 development cycle.
In episode 084 of 9to5Mac Overtime, Jeff Benjamin and Fernando Silva discuss the iPhone 18 Pro's camera system, debating whether it can serve as a substitute for a mirrorless camera in photography and videography. They also discuss whether buyers should purchase the iPhone 18 Pro now or wait for the rumored iPhone Duo.
iOS 27.2 updates Apple Podcasts by replacing the single Up Next queue with two separate sections: New Episodes, showing the latest episode for each followed show, and Continue Playing, which tracks episodes a listener has started but not finished. The redesign directly targets long-standing complaints about episodes getting buried or lost in the old combined queue.
The October 2 episode of 9to5Mac Daily summarized the day's top Apple stories, including rumors about an upcoming MacBook Pro and a report about an iPhone with a dual-display design. The podcast episode is available through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, and the show's RSS feed, and is sponsored by the task-management app Stuff.
9to5Mac's daily podcast episode for October 1, 2026 summarized recent reporting on production of an 'iPhone Duo' and new details about upcoming AirPods 5. The episode, hosted by Chance, is distributed via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play and RSS, with a sponsorship from the Stuff to-do app.
9to5Mac's daily podcast roundup covered a report examining how Apple executive John Ternus reportedly wants to reshape parts of the company. The episode is a summary discussion of the day's top Apple stories rather than a standalone news report with new details.
9to5Mac's daily podcast episode for September 29, 2026 covers recent Apple news, including the iOS 27.0.1 software update and reported features expected on a device referred to as iPhone Duo. The episode is part of the outlet's regular weekday podcast series summarizing top Apple stories.
Apple is developing iOS 27.2, which extends the Dual Capture front-and-back camera feature to Group FaceTime calls, previously limited to one-on-one calls in iOS 27. The update also splits Apple Podcasts' Up Next queue into separate 'New Episodes' and 'Continue Playing' sections, and brings user profile support to the iPhone TV app for the first time, a feature previously exclusive to tvOS.
9to5Mac's daily podcast episode for September 28, 2026 rounds up the day's top Apple news, including leaks about upcoming HomePod and Apple TV hardware. The episode is available through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, and 9to5Mac's RSS feed, with a paid subscription tier offering ad-free episodes and bonus content.