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Test day in Cupertino. All new Apple software still in beta this year has a new beta update for all developers. All of the company’s devices have new beta versions of its software. Including iPhone and iPad.
Just an hour ago, it just released the fifth beta of iOS 16 to all developers, and its cousin, iPadOS 16 beta 5. Another step closer to the official release date for all users, which will is when it’s not so hot anymore…
Apple released the fifth beta of this year’s iPhone software just an hour ago: iOS 16. Developer-only version. Within a few days, the same version will be released to all non-developer users enrolled in Apple’s public beta testing program.
But as always, the fifth beta version of iOS 16 and iPad 16 isn’t just released. Watch 9, tvOS 16, and macOS Ventura. As a result, almost all of the company’s current devices have a new beta of its software starting in 2022. AirPods and AirTags will not be on the list.
If the final versions of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 are ready on time, it will likely be released during the keynote at the end of July. According to Mark Gurman yesterday, Apple is already recording its traditional June virtual keynote dedicated to this year’s new lineup of iPhone 14 and Apple Watch.
And there will be a pending keynote, possibly in September, dedicated to the new Macs and iPads. At that point, macOS Ventura will officially bring light to all users with a compatible Mac. So between September and October, all Apple device owners can now test out this year’s new software. Be patient and less is left.