If you’ve ever wanted to take an early look at new versions of Apple’s operating systems before they launch, and maybe help shape them in the process, then Apple’s beta program is something you should consider. This initiative allows developers and public beta testers to gain access to the updates before they’re released, so they can help test for bugs and give any new features a thorough workout before they’re unleashed on the general public.
Apple will reveal the details of the next round of operating system updates at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which kicks off with a keynote on Monday June 9 at 10am PT. Soon after the keynote closes the first developer betas of iOS 19, iPadOS 19, watchOS 12, and macOS 16 will arrive and anyone who wants to install them will be able to test them out ahead of the public release in September.
Read more at Macworld.com