iOS 15 official version is approaching: Apple expands the scope of Beta testing

The official version of iOS 15 is getting closer and closer to us. If nothing unexpected happens, it will be synchronized with the iPhone 13 series and will debut at the autumn launch conference in mid-to-late September.

Recently, Apple sent emails to users who have subscribed to the Apple Beta program but have not yet installed the iOS 15 update, encouraging them to join the test.

Of course, in addition to iOS 15, iPadOS 15, macOS 12 Monterey, watchOS 8, and tvOS 15 are also in Beta. All of the above systems are in the Beta 4 stage, and Beta 5 is coming soon.

What’s special is that for Beta members, even if iOS 15 GM or the official version is released, they can continue testing, such as being the first to try out iOS 15.1.

It is reported that iOS 15 will be released at the WWDC conference in June this year. The main new features include Facetime support for spatial audio/video portrait mode/web page Android phone answering, SharePlay sharing audio/video/desktop, introduction of Focus mode, Apple Pay new door card support/ID card, image and text recognition, more powerful privacy protection and more complete health functions, etc.

iOS 15 supports upgrades for iPhone 6s and later models.

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