iOS 18.5 Beta 4 Download and More Released for Developers

Gary Ng
1 year ago

Apple has released another round of software betas for developers to download and test on their devices, including iOS 18.5 beta 4. Here’s what’s available now for download:

  • iOS 18.5 beta 4 (22F5068a)
  • iPadOS 18.5 beta 4 (22F5068a)
  • macOS 15.5 beta 4 (24F5068b)
  • tvOS 18.5 beta 4 (22L5566a)
  • visionOS 2.5 beta 4 (22O5467a)
  • watchOS 11.5 beta 4 (22T5567a)

No word on what’s new, but don’t expect any major changes, aside from the usual bug fixes and tweaks. Apple’s WWDC is set for June and that’s when we’ll get to see the next versions of iOS (which has apparently leaked) and more.

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