Apple invites users to test upcoming iOS updates

Apple is reportedly inviting users to test its upcoming iOS update for the first time ever.

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Apple is reportedly inviting users to test its upcoming iOS update for the first time ever.

The iPhone maker has started a page where interested users can sign up to try iOS 8.3 before it is released later this year. After gaining valuable feedback by running a public beta of OS X on the desktop, Apple is now extending the program to cover iOS as well, reported The Verge.

After enrolling an iPhone, users will be able to install a package that would clear the device for beta software. They can then install iOS 8.3, which features new emoji, wireless CarPlay, easier logins for Google users, and bug fixes.

However, since the operating software is a beta version, you may experience some glitches and bugs that won't be present in the final version whenever it's released.