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Apple's WWDC 2026 was full of updates for the overall iPhone user experience - here's how you can try iOS 27 early for free.

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If you have not been paying close attention, you might still think that you need to be enrolled in the Apple Developer Program for $99 per year to install iOS developer betas, but that has not been ...

Apple unveiled the new iOS 27 software for the iPhone on June 8, revealing the new Siri AI among other innovations. It won't go on general release until September or even hit public beta until July.

With Monday's keynote behind them, Apple developers at WWDC 2026 shifted into the hands-on phase Tuesday as Craig Federighi, the company's senior vice president of software engineering, fielded ...

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. At WWDC 2026, Apple announced MacOS 27 "Golden Gate," the latest operating system for MacBooks launching this fall. It's mostly centered around ...

Shortly after the big WWDC keynote wrapped, Apple rolled out the first betas for its latest generation of operating systems. First, you'll need to be enrolled in the Apple Developer Program. If you're ...

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Apple's WWDC is rolling on with betas now available for download, but if you use your Mac, iPhone, or iPad for anything else than development, you should wait. As is tradition for WWDC, following the ...

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