Apple launches the first beta of iOS 17 and the rest of the systems

After a very busy afternoon during which we had many announcements and the enormous role of the incredible Apple Vision ProApple has already released the first betas of iOS 17, watchOS 10, Apple TV 17 and macOS 14 Sonoma.

Everyone will remember today the announcement of the Apple Vision Pro, these virtual reality glasses that change everything that until now we thought that virtual reality glasses were. But beyond this new product that we still have a lot to see in person and that only a few will be able to buy (its price in USA will be around $4,000). It also presented its new operating systems for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Mac

, and they bring a lot of news. Without further ado after the announcement, Apple has already put the first Betas of all into the hands of developers, to start working on updates to their apps, and so those of us who aren’t developers can start enjoying the news they bring

In the presentation, it seemed that there were few major changes in these updates except for the Apple Watch, but after seeing all the changes that Apple posted on their website, it seems that we were only doing They counted the most striking things to allow time for the presentation of the Vision Pro glasses

because there are a lot of changes, some of which we have been waiting for a long time.

Remind you that it is no longer possible to install Betas by installing profiles, because everything now works through your iCloud account. If you’re in the Developer Program, the update will appear in System Settings as always, but if not, you’ll need to sign up for the Public Beta Program and wait until July to download the Beta. Although it’s theory, some people with the iOS 16 developer profile installed are getting the new iOS 17 beta, so it’s all in testing.