If this sounds confusing to you, it's smart to avoid beta OS builds altogether and stick to stable OS updates. Additionally, if you use your iPad for work or studies, enrolling it in any beta ...

Before starting, a word of warning – a beta by definition may not be entirely stable, so it’s worth backing up your iPad before downloading it. Then, to download the iPadOS 17 beta ...

Apple is working on a beta of iOS 18.1, which includes Apple Intelligence features, so this may be the next update. iPad Pro bricked – Apple had to pull the iPad OS 18 update because it was ...

New public beta builds should follow every few weeks, and you should be able to upgrade from the iOS 9 beta directly to the "Golden Master" build of the OS on release day without wiping your device.

Assuming you have an iPadOS 15–compatible iPad, you can download the beta from the Apple Developer ... the last half-decade will also get the new OS. iPadOS 19: 4 rumored new features, and ...

iOS 14 was just officially released last week with major changes to iOS and iPad OS devices and their home ... with the release of the iOS 14.2 Public Beta. The Beta is now open to anyone with ...

Follow these steps to install the iPadOS 18 beta. Log into your Apple Developer account. Select Downloads and then iPadOS 18. Download the profile and AirDrop it to your iPad, or perform steps one ...

The SDK supports the larger 1,024x768-pixel screen resolution of the iPad and its new interface features. It follows the iPhone OS and SDK 3.2 beta released for the Apple iPad in January.

iPadOS 16 itself feels relatively polished and functional — though I’d never recommend installing beta software onto your main device — but the apps running on it don’t. As the iPad ...