Ondrej Holzman After the experience with OS X Yosemite, Apple decided to let all users freely test the beta version of its iOS mobile operating system. Until now, only registered developers who pay $100 a year could download upcoming versions.
"The feedback we received on OS X Yosemite Beta continues to help us improve OS X, and now iOS 8.3 Beta is available for download," writes Apple on a special page where you can sign up for the test program. The Californian firm thus indicated that Yosemite's public testing was a success, so there is no reason not to transfer it to iOS as well.
It's good to point out that beta versions are often buggy, so you should always carefully consider whether it's appropriate to install a test version on your iPhone or iPad. However, if you want to try out some new features that are sometimes in beta, you now have the opportunity.
However, it appears that Apple is either not going to open up the iOS testing program to everyone, or is only just starting it, as we currently have on the login page only managed to open the OS X program.
In the third beta version of iOS 8.3, which was also released today, there were no significant news. The Apple Watch application is already available in it, but it is already publicly available from iOS 8.2, and in the Messages application, messages are now divided into numbers that you have saved and which numbers you don't.
Apple just doesn't like me. Not only do I not have the option to update to the OSX 10.10.3 public beta, even though I'm registered and OSX10.10 was getting the updates, but it doesn't even offer the iOS public beta. :/
Does anyone know what to do with OSX?
Download and install this Download Beta Access Utility - reboot and between updates in the Appstore it will start offering betas.
so again… this is a dumb way to comment…..
https://appleseed.apple.com/sp/downloads/projects/1000751/downloads/1004784
Thank you! I installed it. But the AppStore still doesn't offer the update, so it will probably take a while before I get the new one. :))
Unfortunately, it still doesn't work - the problem is probably somewhere else. :) Thanks!
That looks interesting, I'll try it. I wonder if the push in Mail for Exchange accounts is finally fixed in 10.10.3.
os X beta shows up for me but IOS doesn't, is there a trick to break it up?