iOS 12.3 has been released and is already available for download on iOS devices. This update brings support for Japan's new era name, "Reiwa."

iOS 12.3 update screen on an iOS device

AirPlay 2

  • With AirPlay 2, you can stream videos, photos, and music directly from an iPhone or iPad to AirPlay 2-enabled smart TVs.
  • With a single tap, the last TV show or movie you watched picks up automatically based on time and location.
  • AirPlay options have been added to Siri's suggestions for movies and TV shows.
  • Intelligent typing suggestions are processed entirely on the device to protect your personal privacy.

Apple TV App

  • A completely redesigned look highlights curated collections and personalized recommendations.
  • Apple TV channel subscriptions can be shared with up to six family members—no new apps, accounts, or passwords required.
  • In addition to new releases, you can buy or rent from a full catalog of more than 100,000 movies and the largest selection of 4K HDR titles in the Apple TV app.
  • The app also intelligently suggests playback on the nearest Apple TV or AirPlay 2-enabled television.

The following bug fixes and improvements are also included:

  • Adds support for Japan's new era name "Reiwa" in the Japanese calendar
  • Apple Music's "For You" tab now updates multiple times a day, suggesting music based on themes such as your favorite genres, artists, and moods
  • Fixes an issue where the Apple TV Remote could not pause video, control video playback, or adjust volume on supported receivers
  • Addresses an issue where calls placed over Wi-Fi Calling could be dropped
  • Fixes an issue where song information from a connected iPhone was not displayed on car displays