Apple Support app for iPhone and iPad is now updated with new interface

Dark mode is here for Apple support app

Apple has released a update to the Apple Support app for iPhone and iPad today. This update brings a new user interface, Dark Mode support, and much more for the support app which is usually not the priority for the companies.

Today’s update brings the app to version 4.0, and it comes as more Apple customers than ever before are relying on at-home support options for their software and devices

There’s also a “new and improved” experience for communicating with Apple Support through chat and call. Here are the full release notes for the latest version of Apple Support for iPhone and iPad :

1. All new user interface which also includes dark mode.

2.It's now way easier to find all troubleshooting guide step by step from the app.

3.The chat and call experiences are also improved.

Apple Support is available as a free download on the App Store

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