I wish there were a public beta for WatchOS 3. The existing WatchOS 2 is worse than a beta anyway so anything would be an improvement.
I installed Beta 2 on my daily driver 6S and except for some minor issues, I sometimes forget that I'm on a beta.
This is now the third time I am posting this. It is not out yet!!! 10am Pacific at the earliest. The article clearly says launching today. If it was out there would be a new article saying it's now available.How would I go about doing this. I have 9.3.3.public.beta5 installed. When I go to the site I get unknown error. When I change the date to June 30th 2016, it works again, but it says it's the iOS public beta for 9.x, not 10.x? Maybe it's not yet available in the Netherlands?
The timezone confused me. I added six hours and thought it was out. I should have known they would milk it with a pre-announcementThis is now the third time I am posting this. It is not out yet!!! 10am Pacific at the earliest. The article clearly says launching today. If it was out there would be a new article saying it's now available.
What? This is what defines beta.No crashes, slowdowns, incompatible apps, or significant battery life issues?
Bring on all those that don't understand what "beta" means and begin complaining when it doesn't function as properly as the final public release.
Announcing the PublicBeta is something Apple hasn't done like this before...The timezone confused me. I added six hours and thought it was out. I should have known they would milk it with a pre-announcement
Now, if only they would announce a new iMac, then my Apple bucketlist is fully checked offAnnouncing the PublicBeta is something Apple hasn't done like this before...
I feel safer knowing emergency service on my iPhone works because I run a stable release. Not because it worked for 99 people that said so. No offense. But my primary phone, I rather not risk it. My experience with beta on my iPhone (before this one) was that things like PayPal had issues when a site used it, and my online banking app stopped working. Those two were rather important to me. Unfortun. Because I would really love to run it on my iPhone now. Even as a beta.Based off of what I went through, save your Macs for later, especially if a large portion of your apps are not from Mac App Store, compatibility can really bug your mind (literally). iPhones should be alright, I cruised through public betas since day one and never had anything going wrong.
Lol, thank you. I'm just saying, I've used beta 1 and beta 2 and a little surprised they are releasing beta 2 as the public beta.You put the emphasis on the wrong word. Fixed: "Wait, they're releasing Beta 2 as a public BETA? Wow. Lol. BRAVE!"
I haven't experienced any crash yet, and all the apps I use daily seem to work fine apart from some minor glitches. Battery seems perfectly fine for me.No crashes, slowdowns, incompatible apps, or significant battery life issues?
I installed Beta 2 on my daily driver 6S and except for some minor issues, I sometimes forget that I'm on a beta.
Confused. When I log in I am just presented with the El Capitan and iOS 9 beta program?
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We live in a new world now where we have Public Betas and Developer Betas.
Unwise in my opinion.
Beta 2 is not ready for the masses.
Question: How stable is the macOS beta, and how stable is the iOS beta?