iOS 13

Thanks to Apple for releasing the iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 Public beta 3 that can be now installed by anyone who own compatible iPhone or iPad.

While installing iOS 13 Beta on your iPhone XS Max, XR, X, 8 Plus/8, 7 Plus/7, 6S and iPadOS 13 Beta on your iPad Pro, iPad Air or iPad Mini, if you are encountering error that reads “This iPhone/iPad could not be restored because the firmware is not compatible” then you are not alone.

iOS 13 Beta and iPadOS 13 Beta were released yesterday by Apple during WWDC 2019. In a surprise move, to install iOS 13 beta or iPadOS 13 Beta, you would need to have Mac with macOS Catalina beta and Xcode 11 installed, which are also released yesterday.

Along with iOS 13, Apple took a surprise revelation of iPadOS, a whole new operating system, just meant for iPads. This comes amid lots of request from users regarding addition of features like download manager, full fledged safari desktop type of browser, support for iCloud Drive and much more.

Apple unveiled iOS 13 beta a while ago with lot of new features and improvements, the most noticeable of which included system wide Dark Theme and new gestures.

Eagerly want to try out newly released iOS 13 beta on your iPhone XS Max, XR, 8 Plus, 7 Plus or 6S? Luckily, you can manually install iOS 13 Beta using .ipsw file without Apple Developer account using this tutorial.

The wait is finally over as Apple has just announced iOS 13, their upcoming mobile OS in WWDC 2019.