A warning has been issued to all iPhone fans over a new iOS update scheduled for release later this year. Users have been advised not to update their phones yet with the new system still being rolled out.
It is expected to be fully revealed fully in September, with Apple is set to unleash a public beta version in July. This will allow customers to test out the new system before the official launch, reports Birmingham Live. However iPhone users are being advised about taking part in the public beta trial.
Concerns over loading speeds and battery life are putting people off from upgrading phones, with new public betas for iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, tvOS 16, HomePod software version 16 and watchOS 9 anticipated. Beta system members have been contacted by Apple with a new update.