Clarify release version 3.0

docs/ap-basics.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ WPA2 is currently the most secure standard utilizing AES (Advanced Encryption St
 By default, RaspAP's access point is configured with WPA2 and CCMP encryption. You may of course change this to allow legacy clients (older mobile devices, for example) by selecting `TKIP+CCMP` as the encryption type. Choose **Save settings** and **Restart hotspot** for your changes to take effect. 
 
 ## 802.11ac 5 GHz
-RaspAP largely removes the guesswork in creating a 5 GHz access point. It achieves this by being tightly integrated with the [wireless regulatory database](https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/developers/Regulatory/wireless-regdb) used by the Linux kernel. Behind the scenes, RaspAP queries `iw` and intelligently matches its output with the 5 GHz channels allowed by `hostapd`, the user space daemon access point software.
+RaspAP [version 3.0](https://github.com/RaspAP/raspap-webgui/releases/tag/3.0-beta) largely removes the guesswork in creating a 5 GHz access point. It achieves this by being tightly integrated with the [wireless regulatory database](https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/developers/Regulatory/wireless-regdb) used by the Linux kernel. Behind the scenes, RaspAP queries `iw` and intelligently matches its output with the 5 GHz channels allowed by `hostapd`, the user space daemon access point software.
 
 From the **Hotspot > Advanced** tab, select your country from the dropdown then choose **Save settings**. This executes `iw reg set [country-code]` to set the wireless regulatory domain for your device. Now, on the **Hotspot > Basic** tab choose an interface, modify your SSID (if desired) and select the '802.11ac - 5 GHz' wireless mode option. RaspAP will automatically populate the available 5 GHz channels for your country. Select a channel followed by **Save settings**, then **Start** or **Restart hotspot**.