The World Wide Developer Conference 2019, which is more commonly known as the WWDC, is Apple’s annual developer’s conference which was held in San Jose, California this June. A lot of exciting new features and some features which were demanded by the Apple iPhone users for many months (Yes, I am talking about the Systemwide Dark Mode), was finally revealed alongside the new iOS 13. One of the most promising new features which I along with millions of other smartphone users, wanted to have in an iPhone, was the Systemwide Dark Mode. Its subtle gives improved battery life, does not blow your eyes out, can be used at night and more importantly I love BLACK!
Moreover, you can get your hands on the iOS 13 right now without needing to wait for it. The developer preview or the beat program for the iOS 13 is here and you can install it in your device right away without needing to wait for its official release in fall this year. And, for your kind information, we are not going to hack or do something illegal to achieve this. Besides, we are going to be jumping onboard for its beta program. Apple has invited beta testers to download and install the iOS 13 so, that more bugs, glitches and other issues can be found out and fixed before its final release.
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But, there is a catch, this is only available for the developers. Moreover, the Public Beta will be available for mass testing only after July. This is done to avoid any kind of issues or harm done to your iPhone while testing the beta version as the Public Beta is more suitable for people who just want to try out. So, it is advised that if you do not know your way around an iPhone then, do not install this.
You can learn about all the new features of iOS 13 here.
Besides, speaking of issues, the beta versions of anything will be full of issues and bugs so, it is advised to make a complete backup of each and everything in your smartphone before you proceed with installing the beta iOS 13 on your device. Because, if something goes wrong, you will lose each and everything on your iOS device.