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GERMANY, JUL 15 – Apple aims to improve system stability and introduce major visual and AI upgrades in iOS 26, with the public beta launch delayed later than in previous years, sources say.
- Public Beta 1 is expected between July 22 and July 24, though Gurman said it’s targeting July 23.
- Since its unveiling on June 9, iOS 26 has lacked a public beta, despite arriving on July 7, with Apple historically launching betas about a week after beta 3.
- The new `Liquid Glass` aesthetic reshapes the interface with translucent layers and dynamic layouts, AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4 add camera shutter control and studio-quality audio, and Phone and Messages apps gain spam detection, Hold Assist and live translation.
- Those wanting to try the public beta enroll through Apple’s Beta Software Program and update via Settings, giving engineers time to address major bugs ahead of the fall release of the final version alongside new devices.
- Whether you’re a developer optimizing apps or a user previewing features, iOS 26 aims to deliver a more personalized and visually engaging experience, with further refinements based on user feedback anticipated, and the official launch set for September.
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Apple is really taking its time with the iOS 26 public beta
Countless iPhone owners are champing at the bit in anticipation of the first iOS 26 public beta, but Apple is taking its sweet time to appease them. In recent years, Apple has released the first public beta for major iOS updates by the middle of July. The iOS 16 public beta arrived on July 11, 2022. In 2023, iOS 17 public beta 1 debuted on July 12. Last year, Apple rolled out iOS 18 public beta 1 on July 15. So, where is the iOS 26 public beta? …
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