Apple has just released its first public betas of the software that the company presented at the WWDC21 June and will be "official" for all users after the summer.
From here we always advise you to try these beta software in second devices. In those that you use regularly or those that you need to work, better not try. Even if they are fairly stable betas, can be "hung" at any time.
The first public betas of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8 and tvOS 15 are now available, and finally, also macOS Monterey for Macs. All the software that Apple presented at WWDC21 and that it will launch before the end of the year.
This means that any user You can test out the new features coming to Apple devices later this year with these public betas. iOS 15 brings new features to FaceTime, notification updates, Focus, SharePlay, and much more.
If you are interested in subscribing to public beta testing program from Apple, you can do it through the Apple website right here. New versions of Apple software won't be complete until the fall, at which point the final versions will be released to general users.
Although they are quite stable betas, there is always a risk of mistakes and hangs that must be assumed by the user. If they happen to you, you won't be able to complain. No one is forcing you to try them.
But the truth is that when Apple releases public betas, after debugging a couple of developers' betas, it is because they are very stable and they do not usually represent many problems for the adventurous users who cannot wait for the release of the official final versions.
So there they are available for download and installation, without the need for you to be an official Apple developer. Luck, and to the bull.
