Apple Has Released iOS 13.1 Beta, Although iOS 13 Has Not Been

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On Apple's website, the company introduced the iOS 13.1 beta update for developers, along with the bug fixes and a list of new features. This shows that Apple has actually just allowed developers to update to iOS 13.1 beta, but this is not an error.

Details about the iOS 13.1 beta update, you can see here.

When the official version of iOS 13 was not released, Apple released the iOS 13.1 beta version.

According to developer Curtis Herbert, the reason Apple is doing this is because its latest version of the operating system has not yet been finalized. Specifically, a number of bugs have not been fixed, new features such as AirPlay 2 and FaceTime group have not been finalized to launch on September 10.

Therefore, Apple will need more time. And they decided to bring these new features, along with patches, to users in iOS 13.1. This means that the iOS 13 operating system, launched with iPhone 11 on September 10, may not meet the expectations of many users.

However, there will be many notable changes and improvements on iOS 13, such as the brand new dark mode interface. Let's wait until September 10 to see what iOS 13 will be interesting offline.

• iOS 13 has a special feature that prevents iPhone batteries from fully charging.
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