Earlier this week, Apple rolled out a new firmware update for its AirPods models, including the AirPods Pro 3, AirPods Pro 2, and AirPods 4. Just days later, another beta firmware has been introduced.
The recent public update, labelled 8A358, aims to fix bugs and enhance performance. Now, the beta version—8B5014c—has arrived, allowing users to test improvements before they go live for everyone.
This beta also includes enhancements to AirPods Live Translation. Soon, it will support 11 languages, up from six. This update shows Apple’s commitment to making wireless audio even more user-friendly.
According to recent reports, users are excited about these updates and particularly the expanded translation feature. A survey indicated that 70% of AirPods users feel that translation services will enhance their overall experience.
Apple typically launches betas to identify and fix issues with smaller user groups before the full release. So, if you’ve tried this new beta, what are your thoughts? Have you noticed any significant changes?
For more details on the updates, you can check out Apple’s official site or their support page.
With these ongoing improvements, Apple is clearly focused on maintaining a leading edge in audio technology.
