On Monday, Apple seeded the first public beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS, as well as the first public beta of macOS Catalina. And now the company has followed suit with tvOS, too.
Apple seeds first public beta of tvOS 13 to public testers
On Monday, Apple seeded the first public beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS, as well as the first public beta of macOS Catalina. And now the company has followed suit with tvOS, too.
Apple on Monday officially seeded the first public beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS to public testers.
Apple on Monday has officially seeded the first public beta test of macOS Catalina (announced at WWDC), the next major update to the company's desktop operating system, to public beta testers.
Apple on Monday has officially seeded the latest beta of iOS 12.4 to developers ahead of an expected summer launch.
It was only a week ago that security researcher iBSparkes teased the Cydia package manager running on an iPhone with the first developer beta of iOS 13 installed on it, but as it would seem, that was just the tip of the iceberg.
Apple deployed the second developer beta of iOS 13 just yesterday afternoon, and a new teaser shared just this morning by security researcher and Yalu jailbreak developer Luca Todesco appears to show a working tfp0 exploit running on it:
Recently, Apple seeded the latest beta of watchOS 6. As is par for the course, many of the new features Apple included were unpacked after its release, including a pretty big addition that's still, unfortunately, limited for now.
Sit back and relax as iDownloadBlog's Harris Craycraft takes you on a quick tour of some of the biggest changes in the second developer beta of iOS 13.
iOS 13 is the next major release for Apple's mobile operating system, and Apple is moving forward with the latest developer beta. Meanwhile, iPadOS is meant to show the turning point for the iPad lineup and Apple's new focus on the tablet lineup. tvOS 13, macOS Catalina, and watchOS 6 are also seeing major updates this year.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely heard about Apple’s upcoming iOS 13 for iPhone and iPod touch (iPad gets its own new operating system dubbed iPadOS), which implements native dark mode and a plethora of other jaw-dropping features that users have been requesting from Apple for quite some time. On the other hand, the oldest handsets it supports out of the box are the iPhone SE, 6s, and 6s Plus.
In a seemingly unbelievable turn of events, however, an Apple device tinkerer with the Twitter handle @NighttigerFTW has purportedly managed to get the first iOS 13 beta running on an iPhone 6 with minimal tweaking. The full details below:
Apple is moving right along with the latest developer betas for macOS Mojave, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12.
Apple continues to move ahead with developer betas for the next big update to iOS. Apple will launch iOS 12.4 to the public at some point in the future, but preparation for that launch is not quite finished.
Just yesterday, talented security researcher and iPhone hacker iBSparkes teased what appeared to be Saurik’s Cydia package manager running on an iPhone SE with iOS 12.4 installed on it, which was a particularly noteworthy feat given that all public jailbreak tools at the time of this writing only support up to iOS 12.1.2.
The teaser raised several questions, such as whether iBSparkes’ latest exploit would also support Apple’s upcoming iOS 13 software update. Fortunately, we might now have an answer to that question, as iBSparkes shared another teaser just this morning of Cydia running on an iPhone 8 (iPhone 10,4) running the first iOS 13 beta: