Apple has traditionally released the first developer beta of each major iOS update on the same day as the yearly WWDC keynote. The upcoming major new iOS release is expected to come with including on-device processing, a revamped version of Siri, smart integration with Messages, Apple Music, iWork, and more. Other changes should include RCS support, new customization options for the Home Screen and the landing on (and Mac).
Here’s a look at the past five years of dev beta releases:
* iOS 17: June 6, 2022
* iOS 16: June 7, 2021
* iOS 15: June 22, 2020
* iOS 14: June 3, 2019
* iOS 13: June 4, 2018
Here’s a look at the last four years of iOS releases:
* iOS 17: September 12, 2022
* iOS 16: September 12, 2021
* iOS 15: September 20, 2020
* iOS 14: September 16, 2019
Since you can install iOS betas (since iOS 16.4), it will be smooth and easy to try out iOS 18 come June. Are you planning to run the upcoming beta or will you wait for the polished, public release? Share your thoughts in the comments! Thanks for reading our guide on the iOS 18 release date!
