Apple releases beta 7 of its operating systems for developers to test

A day after the relaunch of iOS 17.6.1, Apple has decided to continue moving forward on its beta path with its operating systems in testing. Recall that the sixth beta intended for developers was launched on August 12 with small new features and Today Apple released beta 7 of all its software in beta: iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, macOS Sequoia and visionOS 2. Some experts with information from Cupertino assure that This beta might look a lot like the Release Candidate,

which will be definitively released when all operating systems are marketed worldwide.

iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Beta 7 Now Available

If you are signed up for the developer beta program, you will be in luck because you can update your device to developer beta 7 that Apple launched a few hours ago. This update can be done via Wi-Fi connectivity (OTA) in the device settings or by using a PC or Mac to perform the update.

This is beta 7 of all the beta operating systems that will be released starting in September, a few days after the launch of the iPhone 16: iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, macOS Sequoia, and visionOS 2. The new features we saw in beta 6 were already quite rare So we don’t expect any big changes in this beta 7.

In fact, analyst Mark Gurman claims on his official Twitter account that Beta 7 will be the last until the launch of the iPhone 16. This is a bit of an odd statement, though, given that we almost always had a final beta 8 build in late August, before the new iPhone launched. But Gurman’s information always tends to come from reliable sources, and his predictions are correct.

We will see over the hours the new features incorporated in this beta 7 and maybe the last one of this whole beta cycle.