iOS 17 is expected to officially launch this fall, but you don't have to wait to install it on your iPhone.

Apple today seeded release candidate versions of iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16.1 to developers ahead of their public release planned for Monday, October 24.

With the iOS 17 developer beta, your iPhone won't work normally Let's say you sign up for the Apple Developer Program (which is now free) and download the first developer beta of iOS 17.

Now, a sudden unannounced policy change allows anyone with a free developer account–available to just about anyone with an Apple ID–to access the iOS 17 Developer Beta.

The big iOS 26 update will come to everyone this fall, but you can check it out in the beta today.

Anyone with a compatible iPhone can test the latest iOS 26 features ahead of the operating system's official release next month.

Apple has inadvertently made the iOS 17 developer beta to the public, although you probably shouldn't install it.

The sixth developer beta of iOS 18.1 is now available for all compatible iPhone models. Here's everything you need to know about the update and the features it introduces.

Apple today seeded the third betas of iOS 17.1 and iPadOS 17.1 to developers for testing purposes, with the betas coming one week after Apple ...