Early betas are brutal, but iOS 26 is already on the road to recovery
Apple's first iOS 26 beta was so rough that it had some falling over themselves to write it off forever. But that's an overreaction to say the least, and Apple is already showing why you can't judge an update by its beta 1 release.Control Center is much more legible in iOS 26 developer beta 2I've long been of the opinion that people shouldn't install beta software, especially on their iPhones. That's doubly true when we're talking about an initial beta release that dropped hours after the WWDC opening keynote on June 9.That isn't to say that I always follow my own advice. In fact, I rarely do, although I do hide behind the fact that I need the betas for work. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple's first iOS 26 beta was so rough that it had some falling over themselves to write it off forever. But that's an overreaction to say the least, and Apple is already showing why you can't judge an update by its beta 1 release.
Control Center is much more legible in iOS 26 developer beta 2
I've long been of the opinion that people shouldn't install beta software, especially on their iPhones. That's doubly true when we're talking about an initial beta release that dropped hours after the WWDC opening keynote on June 9.
That isn't to say that I always follow my own advice. In fact, I rarely do, although I do hide behind the fact that I need the betas for work.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Control Center is much more legible in iOS 26 developer beta 2
I've long been of the opinion that people shouldn't install beta software, especially on their iPhones. That's doubly true when we're talking about an initial beta release that dropped hours after the WWDC opening keynote on June 9.
That isn't to say that I always follow my own advice. In fact, I rarely do, although I do hide behind the fact that I need the betas for work.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
