Apple released iPadOS/iOS 13 public betas

Apple finally pushed the first beta update of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 to beta users this morning. Now all users can also have the opportunity to experience the latest generation of Apple mobile platform in advance. It should be noted that the first public beta released today corresponds to the Developer Beta 2 released last week for developers. Apple originally planned to release the beta version in July, and it seems that the company has entered the beta process at least one week in advance.

If you have already joined the Apple Beta software program, you can use the Safari browser of your iOS device ( iPhone or iPad) to go to the beta.apple.com website and follow the prompts to download and install iOS 13 or iPadOS 13 and restart your iDevices. Apple reminds the Beta software that there are some bugs. It is recommended that users use non-primary devices to install tests and back up important data before updating.

This year Apple has separated iPadOS from iOS, so the iPhone and iPad updates are also separate. iPadOS 13 brings many new features to compatible iPads, such as the introduction of a new home screen, the ability to use multiple sides pulls of multiple apps, the use of multiple apps in the app, the new toolbar of Apple Pencil, the new file app, etc. iOS 13 also brings a host of new features and new changes to users, such as the long-awaited dark mode, the newly designed photo app, and the more user-friendly volume adjustment interface. iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 will be officially released in September, so let’s experience it.