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Apple is bringing changes to Messages with iOS 14.
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Apple announced iOS 14, iPadOS 14, TVOS 14 and WatchOS 7 on Monday and broke the news that the Mac lineup will eventually ditch Intel processors, switching to Apple’s Arm silicon, similar to the kind of chip that powers your iPhone (iPads (Siri interface and a revamped Messages app with better group conversation features and Picture in Picture video among other new developments.
Getting the beta up and running on your iPhone or iPad isn’t a straightforward process right now, requiring a paid developer account to even access it. Here’s everything you need to know about installing iOS 14 or 카지노사이트추천 iPadOS 14.
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First take: iOS 14 and all its new features
Reminder: This is an early preview for developers
There’s a reason Apple limits the first couple of preview releases to developers every year — it’s buggy. Some apps won’t work, battery life is all but guaranteed to take a hit and there will undoubtedly be random restarts and crashes. It’s all part of the process of getting an operating system ready.
So don’t install iOS 14 or iPadOS 14 on your main phone or tablet. Instead, use a spare device if you have one; otherwise wait until, at a minimum, the first public beta. My advice? Wait even longer. The closer we get to the official release, the more reliable the experience will be. By the fourth for fifth public beta version things are usually mostly stable.
With that said, if you like living on the edge and are willing to deal with the issues, here’s how you can install iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 right now.
The public betas for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 will be available in July, along with updates to TVOS and WatchOS.
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When is the public beta coming for everyone?
Apple announced it will once again allow nondevelopers to install iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 before their official release this fall through a public beta program. No specific launch date was announced, but Apple did say the public betas will launch in July.
All iPad Pro models are supported by iOS 14.
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Which devices are supported?
Apple is keeping the list of supported iPhone and iPad models the same as for iOS 13. Here’s the complete list:
- iPhone 6S or newer
- iPad Air 2 or newer
- All iPad Pro models
- iPad fifth generation or newer
- iPad Mini 4 or newer