iOS 11 beta 5 has been released to developers, and as expected, it contains quite a few changes and tweaks. A new FaceTime dial out tone makes an appearance for the first time, along with an updated iPad multitasking splash screen, and a needed security enhancement for trusting connected computers. Watch our hands-on video walkthrough for a brief look at each change.

Some of the items covered in this video

• Minor changes to Settings and Camera app icon to increase contrast
• Horizontal lines removed from Camera icon
• Smaller icons in Weather app
• 3D Touching a Control Center icon that lacks an action simulates a tap
• New play/pause button in Control Center music controls
• New source icon in Control Center navigates straight to AirPlay options
• Now Playing Lock screen widget shows output, album, and artist
• Screen Recording status bar is red instead of blue
• Accessing Cover Sheet no longer scrolls up content you were browsing
• Spotlight Search stays on screen when scrolling through widgets

Video walkthrough

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• New iPad multitasking splash screen
• New slide animation when accessing multitasking on iPad
• iMessages in iCloud removed temporarily
• Smart Invert no longer inverts Dock on home screen
• New Portrait mode splash page in Camera app (out of beta)
• Camera level for downward facing shots (when grid enabled)
• New FaceTime ring when making a call
• Updated SOS settings page
• Apps using location no longer appear in blue banner of shame in status bar
• Trusting computer now requires authentication

Have you come across any other notable items in iOS 11 beta 5? Drop us a line in the comments below with the details of your findings. If you missed our previous coverage of iOS 11 beta 4, iOS 11 beta 3, iOS 11 beta 2 and the initial iOS 11 beta release, be sure to have a look at those as well.