Apple has released the seventh betas for iOS 12, tvOS 12, macOS 10.14 Mojave, and watchOS. Those registered in Apple's Developer Program can download and install the updates on their compatible Apple hardware. This release comes a week after Beta 6 was seeded out to developers.
[UPDATE] The iOS 12 beta 7 OTA has been pulled from the update servers after causing severe issues with user hardware.
The updates are available for developers registered in Apple's Developer Program, and can be downloaded and flashed manually from developer.apple.com or directly as an OTA updates on your device. Once Apple is satisfied with the release a public beta of this update should follow.
Apple iOS 12 beta 7
With its September release getting closer, Apple is working hard to finalize iOS 12 for the masses. While the main focus of the update is performance and speed improvements to the platform, Apple has included a few new features and improvements to go with the release. Among them are improvements to ARKit, support for up to 32 people on FaceTime group chat, updated Animoji and new Memoji. The update also brings an updated notification system with grouped notifications to reduce clutter on your lockscreen. The full changelog of iOS 12 beta 7 follows
Apple tvOS beta 6
The upcoming version of tvOS will introduce support for Dolby Atmos for supported devices, new screensavers, a zero-sign-in feature, and brand new functionality to assist developers in building apps for tvOS. While there are not many new features, we expect the update will also include several under the hood improvements and bug fixes.
Apple watchOS beta 6
Apple's watchOS 5 is the first update not to be offered to the original Apple Watch. It ads several new ways for users to stay active and healthy with Activity challenges and a new workout detection. You also get a smarter Siri experience, a brand new Podcast app, and walkie-talkie functionality.
Apple macOS 10.14 Mojave beta 6
The new version of macOS introduces Dark Mode, the Stacks feature to help keep your Desktop organized, and the new Dynamic Desktop feature that changes automatically during the course of the day. With Mojave, Apple is also taking the first step towards allowing iOS apps on desktops, so we are looking forward to see how macOS evolves.
