Apple's iOS18 developer preview version Beta 2 supports music tactile feedback function, and the switch component supports the resident control center

According to news on June 25, Apple today released the iOS 18 developer preview version Beta 2. This update mainly brings features such as iPhone mirroring, support for RCS, and home screen dark mode.

Noted that the iPhone music tactile feedback function is available in this version. After the user turns on this function, the iPhone will vibrate in accordance with the music. According to Apple officials, when the iPhone is connected to a wireless LAN or cellular network, music tactile feedback will be played simultaneously with Apple Music, Apple Music Classical, Shazam and supported third-party app content. iPhone speakers, wired headphones, and Apple/Beats wireless headphones all support musical haptics when playing audio. The path to turning on the haptic feedback function of Apple Music is as follows: Turn on the haptic feedback of music in the "Accessibility" settings. When you start playing music, the music tactile feedback will automatically synchronize with the music. After enabled, you can quickly start or stop music haptic feedback in the "Control Center". During song playback, you can also temporarily mute or unmute the music tactile feedback in the iOS playback controls. Four music software (Apple Music, Spotify, QQ Music, NetEase Cloud Music) were tested. Currently, only Apple Music supports this function. Although QQ Music and NetEase Cloud Music do not support this function, the sound effect function in the application has been preset. Set music vibration function (QQ Music: 4D vibration, NetEase Cloud Music: beat vibration).

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