Apple’s next big iOS update could get a public beta test first
Worried that the next iOS update could repeat last year’s glitchy rollout of iOS 8? We imagine the folks in Cupertino feel the same way, and according to a report from 9to5Mac, they plan to avoid it by adding public beta tests to the mix. Specifically, the move will mirror its early test of OS X Yosemite, with iOS 8.3 getting a preview in mid-March, and then iOS 9 over the summer. Those willing to risk some stability to help out can sign up for the AppleSeed program here although that doesn’t assure inclusion — the test will reportedly be limited to 100,000 people.
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