Apple just released the second iOS 11 beta, and as expected it irons out plenty of wrinkles. It’s still not ready for everyday use on a main machine, of course, and there are still plenty of glitches (the Dock and all kinds of multitasking were missing from my iPad Pro until I rebooted, for example), but overall the latest beta is a lot smoother, and a lot faster-feeling compared to the first beta.

Here’s a list of what we found in the new beta during our extended overnight videography session:

• Echo effect changes from blue to orange.
• Media player in Control Center now shows the Airplay destination (iPhone, for example), as well as the kind of media that played most recently (music, video).
• The game-changing Do Not Disturb While Driving mode now has settings. You can choose to have is activate automatically. when connected to car Bluetooth, or manually, using Control Center.
• [Control Center] now has its own sub-screen in Settings, where you can choose what appears. There’s a new Do Not Disturb While Driving option in there too.
• Safari’s settings get an Advanced section for developer settings.

That’s it for our iPhone video, but I’ve also spotted a few changes elsewhere. For instance, the Files app now has more entries in the Locations section of its sidebar. Previously there were two entries: On My iPad and iCloud Drive. Now third-party apps are showing up there. On my iPad, Readdle’s Documents and PDF Expert have appeared. However, tapping one still pops over the old iOS 10 file browser, which doesn’t support drag-and drop.

Overall, then, it’s a big improvement, but still very rough around the edges. But then, that’s what a beta is for.