Apple is still working on the next update for its major platforms, and today the company seeded the latest beta towards that goal.
Apple seeds second iOS 14.4, iPadOS 14.4, macOS Big Sur 11.2, watchOS 7.3, and tvOS 14.4 betas to developers
Apple is still working on the next update for its major platforms, and today the company seeded the latest beta towards that goal.
Apple launched iOS 14.3 and iPadOS 14.3 in mid-December, but that doesn't mean the update train is slowing down.
Apple has been seeding the next update for iOS and iPadOS for weeks. But now the company is on the cusp of a public launch.
Apple released macOS 11 Big Sur to the public in November. Now, Apple is marching forward with the next software update for the desktop operating system.
Apple welcomed the first beta of iOS 14.3 in November. Now, the company continues to move forward towards the public update with yet another beta.
On November 5, Apple released iOS 14.2 to the public. Now, Apple is moving right along towards the next update for the mobile operating system.
Apple is on the cusp of releasing new software for its major platforms, and, as such, the Release Candidate for tvOS and watchOS updates has been seeded.
Apple is going to launch iOS 14.2 to the public soon, as the company has just seeded the golden master version of the pre-release software.
It's not just you, annoying messages about a non-existent iOS software update are popping up repeatedly in the iOS 14 beta, almost every time the device is unlocked. The prompt erroneously informs the user that "A New iOS Update is Now Available" when there's none.
If you’ve poked your nose in the jailbreak community’s trending news lately, then you’ve undoubtedly caught wind about a developing jailbreak for iOS 13.5-13.7 devices. Software security researchers associated with FreeTheSandbox first announced plans to release such a jailbreak at the end of September, and there have been a number of other teasers since then.
Just this afternoon, the @FreeTheSandbox Twitter account generated more excitement among jailbreakers after it turned to the community in search of potential testers. The Tweet, shown below, appeared seek users of certain types of devices running iOS 13.5.1 through 13.7, as these will be the handset and firmware combinations that the jailbreak supports when released.
Apple has an update in the works for watchOS 7, and the company has seeded another beta in preparation.
Apple continues to move along towards another update for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, with another public beta for both.