New iOS 18 Developer Beta Released
Apple Releases Public Betas for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and More
Apple has released new public betas for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, tvOS 18, HomePod software 18, and watchOS 11. These betas are available to members of the Apple Beta Software Program and provide a first look at the upcoming software updates for Apple's devices.
To install the iOS 18 developer beta, you'll need an iPhone running iOS 16.5 or later with an Apple ID that is used in the Apple Beta Software Program. Once you have enrolled your device, you can go to Settings -> General -> Software Update and select the "Beta Updates" option. From there, you can choose to install the iOS 18 developer beta.
The public betas for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and the other operating systems are also available through the Apple Beta Software Program. To enroll your device, you can visit the Apple Beta Software Program website and follow the instructions. Once your device is enrolled, you can go to Settings -> General -> Software Update and select the "Public Betas" option to install the latest betas.
It's important to note that these betas are still under development and may contain bugs or other issues. Users should only install these betas on devices that they are comfortable using with potential issues. Apple also recommends backing up your device before installing a beta.
Conclusion
The release of these new betas is an exciting step toward the upcoming software updates for Apple's devices. Users who are interested in trying out the latest features and changes can enroll in the Apple Beta Software Program and install the betas on their devices. However, it's important to remember that these betas are still under development and may contain bugs or other issues.
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