My days of dropping early betas on the daily driver are over. I’ll see you in late August.
What was the size off this file if I may ask. My iMac 2020 only shows it at around 5.33GB
Mine is 9.89 GB (steep!) on my base m2 air.What was the size off this file if I may ask. My iMac 2020 only shows it at around 5.33GB
around 12 GB....What was the size off this file if I may ask. My iMac 2020 only shows it at around 5.33GB
Would be pretty cool if, with the introduction of the Phone app on Mac, we finally got cellular compatible Macs. I would definitely upgrade my MacBook Air next year for it. Although I’m probably going to upgrade regardless lol.
Apple today provided developers with the first betas of the new iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26 betas for testing purposes.
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Registered developers can download the new beta software through the Settings app on each device.
Apple's software updates include many of the new features that were shown off at today's keynote event, with Apple rolling out a new Liquid Glass design aesthetic across all of its operating systems. You might also notice that Apple has changed the way that it numbers its updates, bringing more cohesion to the lineup.
There are a slew of new features to go through, so stay tuned to MacRumors in the coming weeks for hands-on footage, guides, how tos, and an in-depth look at everything you'll want to know about the new updates.
While today's betas are designed solely for developers to give them time to learn the new features and adjust their apps, Apple will provide public beta testers with a chance to try the software in July. iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, tvOS 26, watchOS 26, and visionOS 26 are set to launch to the public in September.
Article Link: Apple Seeds First Developer Betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe and More
Go into beta settings and it’s their iOS 26I think we have to manually add it by going in the beta website.
Can anyone confirm?
WatchOS 26 beta now downloaded and installed as well, went pretty quick.Downloaded and installed the first developer beta for iOS 26 without any issues, first impressions, it seems pretty stable but probably too soon to tell for sure.
Unless you use your iPad as a productivity device…This has to be the most disappointing WWDC in ages, right? I mean, yeah there's a bunch of ticky tacky new features and improvements, but the biggest news is a new rev number (26 FTL) and, umm, a "glassy" interface that's incredibly illegible in certain contexts.
Yawn.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-26_0-release-notesHas Apple released a known bug report yet? Curious if there’s any massive bugs on this list.
Well on one hand its way smaller features and one of the last Intel iMacs so im just happy its going to get supported for another year.
This has to be the most disappointing WWDC in ages, right? I mean, yeah there's a bunch of ticky tacky new features and improvements, but the biggest news is a new rev number (26 FTL) and, umm, a "glassy" interface that's incredibly illegible in certain contexts.
Yawn.
Nah, it's an S-tier WWDC just for the call and text screening alone. FINALLY, I get spam called and texted every single day.This has to be the most disappointing WWDC in ages, right? I mean, yeah there's a bunch of ticky tacky new features and improvements, but the biggest news is a new rev number (26 FTL) and, umm, a "glassy" interface that's incredibly illegible in certain contexts.
Yawn.
How's the battery life? 🤣🤣🤣Downloaded and installed the first developer beta for iOS 26 without any issues, first impressions, it seems pretty stable but probably too soon to tell for sure.
Your banking apps workingDownloaded and installed the first developer beta for iOS 26 without any issues, first impressions, it seems pretty stable but probably too soon to tell for sure.
This has to be the most disappointing WWDC in ages, right? I mean, yeah there's a bunch of ticky tacky new features and improvements, but the biggest news is a new rev number (26 FTL) and, umm, a "glassy" interface that's incredibly illegible in certain contexts.
Yawn.