You can download iOS 12 Beta 11 for iPhone, iPad and iPod right now. Beta 9 of macOS Mojave and tvOS 12 is also available for developers.
Apple Drops New Betas of its Software as Final Release Draws Near
We're extremely close to the final release of Apple's new software and the company is adding finishing touches to everything before it pulls the red lever and unleashes its new OSes on the end-user. For now, we have betas to work with and today Apple has released iOS 12 Beta 11 as well as Beta 9 of macOS Mojave and tvOS 12.
As you'd expect, all of these betas are available for developers only right now. If you have a previous beta of iOS 12 installed on your device, then you can grab the latest one by going to Settings > General > Software Update. Make sure you're connected to WiFi and have more than 50% battery remaining. Failure to comply with even one prerequisite will pause the installation altogether.
Also, check out:
- These are All the Devices Compatible with iOS 12 Beta
- Download iOS 12 Beta for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
- Download iOS 12 Beta Without Developer Account – Here’s How
- How to Downgrade iOS 12 Beta to iOS 11 [Tutorial]
- How to Update to iOS 12 Beta Without Losing Your Files
- How to Clean Install iOS 12 Beta on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
tvOS 12 users can download the update over the air as well - just head over to Settings > System > Software Update on your Apple TV to get the latest update. Whereas macOS Mojave users can download Beta 9 by going to System Preferences > Software Update.
You may like to check out:
- Download macOS 10.14 Mojave Beta and Install it on Your Mac
- How to Clean Install macOS 10.14 Beta [USB Installer Method]
- How to Downgrade macOS 10.14 Mojave Beta to macOS High Sierra
- All Macs Compatible with macOS 10.14 Mojave – Find Out if Yours is Compatible
tvOS 12 users should check out the following:
- Download tvOS 12 Beta for Apple TV 4 & Apple TV 4K – How to
- Tutorial: Downgrade tvOS 12 Beta to tvOS 11 [Apple TV 4 Only]
If there's anything noteworthy in these releases, we'll surely highlight them here.
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