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iOS 26 Beta 2

On June 23, 2025, Apple released the second developer beta of iOS 26 (build 23A5276f), marking the first round of refinements since the OS’s unveiling at WWDC 2025. This coordinated beta update also rolled out matching beta 2 builds for iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, tvOS 26, visionOS 26, and watchOS 26, underscoring Apple’s unified cross-platform beta strategy. Since the initial beta dropped on June 9, developers have been experimenting with the new Liquid Glass design, expanded Apple Intelligence capabilities, and overhauled core apps. Beta 2 focuses on improving legibility, bolstering accessibility, and fine-tuning app experiences in preparation for the public beta in July and the final release expected this fall. Beta 2 brings subtle but impactful tweaks to the Liquid Glass aesthetic. In Control Centre, the background blur behind the buttons has been increased, creating a more opaque backdrop that enhances contrast and readability against vibrant wallpapers....

Syncing Struggles with the Fitbit App on Pixel Watch: Is This a New Feature or Just a Glitch?


As someone who loves tracking health data through various apps, it’s been frustrating to deal with syncing issues between my Pixel Watch and the Fitbit app. It’s odd because all my other apps sync flawlessly, yet Fitbit, which should be optimized for this kind of functionality, is consistently struggling. What's even more perplexing is that there’s no official context from Google explaining why this issue seems to be exclusive to Fitbit.

This raises a few questions: Could it be a bug in the app? Or perhaps, some kind of new feature that’s causing the sync to delay or misbehave? As of now, there’s no clear answer, and while Fitbit’s platform itself is packed with features, this syncing issue leaves me wondering about its reliability.

I hope this isn’t a sign of things to come, especially for an app so crucial to daily health tracking. It would be reassuring to Google address this head-on and provide some clarity.

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