Apple on Tuesday released the fourth public beta for iOS 12, which anyone enrolled in the beta program can download. The newest update should include bug fixes and general enhancements, providing users with a more stable experience before the final version is released this fall.
If you have yet to enroll in Apple’s beta program, it’s pretty easy. Just head over to the company’s website, enroll your device, and download the software. In addition to the public beta for iOS 12, Apple has also released new updates for macOS and tvOS.
Downloading the public beta of iOS will give users access to some of the software’s best features, including grouped notifications, Memoji, and more. Apple also promises the software will be much faster and more stable compared to iOS 11.
Expect the final version of iOS 12 to be released this fall.
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