iOS 16.6 browsing data, prelude to iOS 17, starts to appear

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This week, we received the second developer betas of Apple’s development releases, including iOS 16.5 and watchOS 9.5. The whirlwind of betas, releases, and updates are on the agenda and it looks like it will be that way well into the summer. They seem to have been detected. browse data from devices running iOS 16.6. This means that it is very likely that we will see a new version of iOS 16 post-iOS 16.5 and pre-iOS 17 before WWDC. When will Apple release this beta version? Everything is unknown around the postulate of the arrival of iOS 17 at WWDC 2023.

Will we see the first iOS 16.6 betas before WWDC?

The news came from the hands of MacRumors editors who showed browsing data from devices with iOS version 16.6. This version It is not yet available for developers, even in beta format. Indeed, at the moment, the developers are testing and testing only iOS 16.5. What we assumed was that this version would be the last before the release of iOS 17, but everything seems to be pointing that we will have a previous version: iOS 16.6.

In previous years we could also experience something similar with iOS 13.6, iOS 14.6 and iOS 15.6 since their betas were available wards of WWDC. That’s because Apple wants developers pay full attention to new operating systems

and not to minor updates such as iOS 16.6, which is nothing more than the resolution of a cycle, thus being the prelude to iOS 17.

iOS 16.5 Beta

Related article:

Apple releases second developer beta of iOS 16.5 and watchOS 9.5

WWDC 2023 begins on June 5, when the first developer betas of iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, among others, will be available, so Beta versions of iOS 16.6 must be tested before this date, it is therefore likely that at the beginning of May we will see the first beta version of this version already tested by Apple.

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