Apple just rolled out stable updates for the iPhone and Apple Watches in the form of iOS 17.1 and watchOS 10.1. Now, the Cupertino-based company has released iOS 17.2 beta version, which, as usual, comes with several new features, including a new function for the Action Button on the iPhone 15 Pro. So, how does the new “Translate” feature work? When Apple announced the Action Button for the iPhone 15 Pro during the “Wonderlust” event, the company was specific about 10 customizations for the button, and one of these promised customizations was “Translate,” which wasn’t available at the launch. So, this new Action Button function isn’t a surprise addition. It was promised, and according to 9to5Mac, it is finally available through the iOS 17.2 beta. After assigning Translate as a function for the Action Button on your iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, a translation session gets enabled on your iPhone’s Dynamic Island. Basically, the Action Button becomes a shortcut, and you do not need to launch the Translation app for on-device language translations. Your iPhone will start listening for speech that requires translating. After that, it translates the recognized languages into the language of your choice, based on your preference. So, you need to set up the Translate app before assigning the function to the Action Button. What else does iOS 17.2 bring to the table? Besides the new Action Button function, the iOS 17.2 beta also confirms Apple’s groundbreaking idea to update sealed iPhones. Codes in…New iOS 17.2 beta brings missing Action Button functionality