Apple has seeded both developers and public beta testers with iOS 9.1, just a week after releasing the 3rd beta of the software to both registered developers and public beta testers alongside iOS 9.0.2. The new iOS 9.1 beta, build 13B136, is available as an over-the-air update and through Apple's Developer Center.

The new version of iOS will make improvements to the overall system performance and security alongside introduce support for Unicode 8 and new emojis such as a taco, burrito, cheese wedge, middle finger, unicorn head, and more. You also have the option to hide your contact's set photos in Messages in the new software.

Along with the 4th beta of iOS 9.1, Apple has also seeded developers with the 3rd beta of tvOS, the new operating system for the Apple TV 4. There's not much to report so far about the new beta for Apple TV, but when there is, we will be publishing updates to this Post as soon as we get word.

Apple has begun selling official Apple Watch lugs for manufacturers through authorized distributor Avnet. The lugs are meant for manufacturers to develop third-party bands for the Watch that adhere to Apple's Band Design Guidelines for Apple Watch. The lugs are also lazer-engraved with the phrase "Made for Apple Watch"  to indicate the lugs you purchase are authentic.

​MacRumors has managed to report all the details on the subject today. Here's what they said:

Apple has officially released the Apple Watch Hermès collection to the world, representing their partnership with the famous watch maker. It was first announced at the "Hey Siri" keynote which occurred just last September.

The collection includes three different strap options for customers: Single Tour, Double Tour, and Cuff, alongside a stainless steel Apple Watch casing. None of the new Hermès bands are available to purchase separately, however, and are only included in one of the collection's ten available models.

Hermès offers four different colored versions of the Double Tour band, including Bleu Jean and Etain gray, but only in 38 mm sizes. Those interested in the Single Tour can choose between three different colors, two of which come in both 38 mm and 42 mm, but one -- the red-tinted Capucine Leather band -- is only offered in 38 mm. Alternatively, the Cuff option is a bit more simplistic for buyers, due to its availability in one single color and size option: a Fauve Barenia Leather Band with a 42 mm casing size.

Anyone interested can expect to pay above the average price point for the Apple Watch's mid-tier stainless steel range: the Single Tour starts at $1,100, the Double Tour costs $1,250, and the Cuff comes in at the most expensive with a $1,500 price tag. No models in the collection will be made available online, but instead are set to be offered at select Apple Store and Hermès retail locations in North America, Europe, and Asia.

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Apple has seeded the 2nd beta of OS X El Capitan 10.11.1 to all public beta testers. This update comes just a day after Apple publicly released OS X El Capitan 10.11.

The first beta of OS X 10.11.1 introduced support for Unicode 8 and new emoji like taco, burrito, cheese wedge, hot dog, middle finger, and unicorn head. The emoji are also included in iOS 9.1, which is also in testing.

​Beyond the new emojis and Unicode 8 support, so far there has been no visually noticeable changes made. In Apple's release notes for the new build, they state that this release offers stability, compatibility, and security improvements.

All public beta testers can download the new beta right from the "Updates" tab in the Mac App Store.