For iOS 9, Apple is launching a public beta in July. You can sign up at beta.apple.com to get listed. The iOS 9 update will be available for free in the fall for all users.
Most importantly, iOS 9 will support the same set of devices as iOS 8. Every user on iOS 8 can upgrade to Apple’s next version of the mobile operating system. Features vary per device. You can read everything that’s new with iOS 9, including new split-screen multitasking, smarter Siri and revamped Spotlight, here.
A developer beta of iOS 9 will be made available later today. As iOS 9 supports every iOS 8 device, this means you can get iOS 9 on the following devices:
- iPhone 4s
- iPhone 5
- iPhone 5s
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 6 Plus
- iPad 2
- iPad mini
- iPad 3
- iPad 4
- iPad Air
- iPad Air 2
- iPod touch (5th generation)
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So is the beta limited like the previous sign up?
I’ve registered, but not sure if I’ve done so in time.
if youre talking about the public beta, you have to sign up again… shame it is just for July :'( If you cant wait pay to register your device as I did
Well, I just signed up right after the announcement, and the image on the home page states I’ll be e-mailed when iOS and OS X become available for download….
Who’d ya pay and how much?