iOS 15, the first public beta of the iPadOS 15: How to install, Compatible Phones and more

Finally, the update is coming !! According to Apple, they have released the beta of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 for public testing. At WWDC 21, Apple said that iOS 15 will be coming to public testing very soon and the update is coming now.

So in today’s article we are going to talk about this update and how you can download this beta. Also, here we are talking about the features that you will get in this new update. So if you are an iOS user, definitely browse the article and find out all about it.

IOS 15 and iPadOS 15 features

Here are some interesting new features of this new update. In this update they improve iMessage and FaceTime functionality. Here you can find new things in FaceTime features like portrait mode, grid view, spatial audio support. In iMessage mode, you can now easily see the messages, articles and other items you share in private or group chats. Now the announcements have a new look, which is bigger and taller than the previous one. After the update, your notifications are now accompanied by pictures of the sender of the message. This user can easily identify the person.

The weather forecast system has also been improved with the update. On top of that, we see special updates for the iPad here. It also has great format for Game Center, Apple TV, photos, files and more.

So, these are basically major updates and this new iOS. But here are some minor updates you should see after receiving the update.

How to download beta version of new iOS update?

If you want to download the beta version of this new iOS 15, you need to open your phone settings and go to General option. Then click on Software Update and you will get the option to install here.

But since this is a beta test, not everyone can download it. So if you want to download it, check the software update option quickly.

From which model do you get the update?

These iOS 15 updates are offered for iPhone 6s and later models. If your iPhone is an iPhone 6s or later, you will receive an update from Apple, if not.

That’s all for today. Stay tuned to Stanford Arts Review for the latest updates.