Apple today released the fourth public beta of iOS 10, the next version of its mobile operating system, which will come with updates to Apple News, Apple Music, Messages, and a new Home app, among other things.
This release arrives exactly one week after Apple rolled out the third public beta, and a couple of months after Apple first unveiled iOS 10. Apple doesn’t specify what’s contained in this beta, but generally they include bug fixes and some software updates.
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To get the updated public beta, you can open up Settings, hit Software Update, and hit Download and Install. To install, you’ll need to have your iOS device connected to a power source or have at least 50 percent battery life. You’ll also need to be part of the Apple Beta Software Program.
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The final version of iOS 10 is due out this fall. That’s when Apple is set to unveil new iPhones, and potentially additional products.
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