Should You Upgrade To iOS 16 Public Beta? Here's What To Know First
The iOS 16 Public Beta Software Program provides users who opt-in an early look at Apple's newest features for the iPhone, but users should think twice before installing pre-release software on their primary devices. The upcoming software upgrade was first introduced at WWDC in June, an event primarily focused on developers and software. Though it was unveiled over a month ago, there is still quite a bit of development to be completed before iOS 16 is released to the public in the fall. However, for users eager to test out the latest features and assist the company in the development and feedback process, enrolling in the Apple Beta Software Program might be the right choice.
Apple continually makes improvements to iOS throughout the year, but the biggest feature and user-interface changes are added in the fall. They're announced at WWDC, refined throughout multiple beta software programs, and then released alongside the newest iPhones close to Apple's annual September event. In this department, iOS 16 does not disappoint, providing numerous features and changes over its predecessor. A redesigned lock screen with support for multiple saved screens and widgets, editable iMessages, and refined applications highlight just a few of the improvements the company has made with iOS 16. Even though the feature set for Apple's upcoming mobile software release is strong, there are also a few reasons to hold off on installing the public beta.
Related: iOS 16 First Impressions: What Works, And What Needs Improving
A lot of work goes into the development of a full version upgrade of iOS, but it can be broken down into a few stages to chronicle the software development. Most of the work occurs behind the scenes before the software is
Read more on screenrant.com
