This morning our colleague Miguel Juncos, updated us on the What's new in the final version of OS X El Capitan when it finally arrives this fall to all users. At the moment what we are clear about is that the beta 3 of OS X The Captain is already in the hands of the developers and the improvements that this version brings are rather few.
It seems that a change that can be seen in addition to the improvements that Apple implements in terms of functionality, stability and correction of operating system errors, is related to the Photos app and the Calendar app.
In this beta 3 of OS X El Capitan we see a couple of new folders called selfies and screenshots in the native Photos app and an updated splash screen for the Calendar app, in which the functions of this are detailed. It is normal that the improvements and news are directly related to the correction of errors and little or rather nothing in adding new functions, remember that El Capitan is a continuity OS X and we are not going to see great news in terms of the interface how it happened on OS X Yosemite.
After launching beta 2 last June, Apple released this third version that is now available on the developers website. Remember that since it is a beta version and although its functionality is quite good, we recommend not installing it if we have to work with our team, since some applications they may not work well or have compatibility issues.