iOS 7 Beta 2 Download Now Available for iPad, iPad mini

Gary Ng
13 years ago

iOS 7 beta 1 was only available for the iPhone, as Apple announced at WWDC 2013. With this morning’s release of iOS 7 beta 2, new downloads in the member’s center indicates the iPad 2, third and fourth generation iPad and iPad mini are now supported for the second beta:

Screen Shot 2013 06 24 at 10 25 31 AM

Today also marks the release of Apple TV software beta 2 and Xcode 5. The final build of iOS 7 is expected to be released this fall.

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timothybrabant
timothybrabant
12 years ago

hopefully it will be torrentable (if thats a word haha) in the near future. do you know??

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Gary
Gary
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12 years ago

This is not a discussion here, but Google is your friend 🙂

(torrentable sounds pretty awesome for a new word)

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Helvetica
Helvetica
12 years ago

Can any Canadian’s verify if the Canadian Siri gets the new english voices?

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Stefan Vasiljevic
Stefan Vasiljevic
Reply to  Helvetica
12 years ago

I can confirm that! New voice

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Sidney R.
Sidney R.
12 years ago

This update made my Vine app stop working.

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Gary
Gary
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12 years ago

Try a reinstall?

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Sidney R.
Sidney R.
Reply to  Gary
12 years ago

Yep I tried it. Does it work on yours? Also the ebay app hasnt worked since the first version of ios7

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fghjk,
fghjk,
12 years ago

Any battery life improvements?

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