The first public beta of iOS 26 is likely to be released this week.

Expectations for the general experience of Apple’s latest operating systems will be completed soon. According to the latest report by Bloomberg’s Mark Garman, published in the Power On newsletter, the first version of iOS 26 is due to be released this week. Garman, who mentioned earlier on social media on Wednesday (August 1), is now more confident in its release in the coming days.

At the same time as iOS 26, users can also wait for the public beta for iPados 26, MacOS 26, TVOS 26 and Watchos 26. In addition, Homepad software will also be updated. Apple goes a step further this year, and for the first time, a public beta is also publishing an Irpada software so that users can participate in its development. In the meantime, the only operating system that has been abandoned is the Visionos 26 and will not be available at the moment.

Users who are eager to test these new features can access these versions by free registration in Apple’s beta software. Apple has been eliminating the $ 99 payment requirement to access beta versions for several years to increase public participation. However, the company strongly recommends providing a complete backup of your data before any action to prevent any possible problems.

But Apple’s look has always been sewn to the future. In his report, Garman also points out that the iOS 27 development process will soon be key. It is said to be designed with a special focus on software capabilities for the foldable iPhone; A product that speculation indicates in the second half of next year.

Source: MacRumors