Exactly as promised, Apple released the first version last night beta to iOS 7 for terminals iPhone, Apple TV and that's it. iPhone 4, iPhone 4S si iPhone 5 they now have a version available iOS 7 beta, and Apple TV 2 and Apple TV 3 have exactly the same thing. The beta versions are available in the portal dedicated to developers on the Apple website and can only be installed in terminals if you have the UDID registered in the account of an iOS application developer. Terminals compatible with iOS 7 you have them listed below.
As you already know, Apple does not have a beta version ready for iPad tablets either, the reason being that for now the company has not managed to implement the changes from iOS 7 on the big screens.
So how do I have udid registered so I can test ios 7?
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I wish I could install it myself, but I don't have a developer account 🙁
If anyone knows when the full version will appear for us normal users, please let me know.
See you in the fall with the launch of the 5s.
I saw that many installed it like this without a registered UDID and it worked!
Are you making a tutorial for Zaone?
I'll make you a tutorial: shift+restore from iTunes. If it doesn't work, wait for the final version...
wa yes it's hard to read behind when this ios 7 appears 🙂 yes and in the video you don't watch at all what the hell are you looking at when he says something about the gout IN THE FALL IT APPEARS he doesn't even say the date
With ios7 beta, the modem also changes because I have gevey 🙁
??? You pretend I forgot.. 😉 it was a question :p
How do I download ios 7?
How do I register the UDID with a developer so I can also install ios 7?
a developer account costs $100/year
https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/
Shift+Check update from itunes and it will work
The full version comes out on Sunday 16/06.. write in itunes :).
@Roxana: Only the date on which your iTunes checks if there is a new update from Apple is specified there, it differs from one computer to another and has nothing to do with the release dates of new versions of iOS.