Apple has released the seventh developer and public beta version of iOS 10.2 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch — the second developer and public beta this week. iOS 10.2 includes several upcoming features like new Unicode 9.0 emoji, three new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus wallpapers, a new TV app, additional camera features, new Messages screen effects, and more.

iOS 10.2 will be released to everyone likely sometime next week, and a free public beta program is available for non-developers.

These are the changes discovered so far in iOS 10.2 beta:

Three new wallpapers in iOS 10.2 beta (only for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus)

New widget for Videos app

New Preserve Camera setting

New emoji (looks like Unicode 9.0 update/also on macOS 10.12.2, watchOS 3.1.1)

New ‘Press and Hold to Speak’ menu under Home Button Accessibility settings

New ‘Celebration’ Messages screen effect

New ‘Show Star Ratings’ option under Music Settings

New headphone icon in status bar for Bluetooth audio devices (previously seen with the Beats Solo3)

TV app now included on iOS 10.2 beta, Videos app still present

TV widget joins Videos widget

SOS feature similar to Apple Watch when clicking power button 5x (which may be a requirement in India next year)

Music now points to relocated shuffle and repeat controls (which have a button look now)

TV app totally replaces Videos app on beta 3

Feedback app returns in beta 3

Previously seen SOS feature now only available in India (due to upcoming requirement)

New ‘Love’ screen effect joins ‘Celebration’ in Messages

More single sign-on TV providers — full list currently includes CenturyLink Prism, DIRECTV, Dish, GTA, Hawaiian Telcom, Hotwire, and Sling TV.

iOS 10.2 beta also includes early hooks for Apple’s new Single Sign-On feature with a new Settings panel called TV Provider:

Refresh for updates as we check iOS 10.2 beta 7 for new changes.

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