More than a month after releasing its first developer beta, Apple has today released the macOS Big Sur Public beta and it is now available for download. Now any Mac user can download and install the macOS Big Sur beta without having access to the paid developer account.
Along side its first macOS Big Sur Public Beta release, Apple has also seeded iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 Public Beta 4, both of which can also be downloaded on compatible devices.
Before you jump into the Public Beta bandwagon do keep in mind that even though public betas are relatively more stable than the developer betas, they are still meant for testing devices. Apple recommends that users only install these betas on non-essential devices as the software is pre-release and bugs are expected.
You can download macOS Big Sur Public Beta, iOS 14 Public Beta 4 and iPadOS Public Beta 4 on your devices through Apple’s Public Beta Website.
Two days ago Apple had released iOS 14 beta 4 to developers. The beta 4 release brought a number of changes to the pre-release software. You can learn all about these changes here.
We also recommend checking out our full iOS 14 coverage and reading some of our iOS 14 articles below.
Check out our iOS 14 coverage so far:
- iOS 14 Finally Brings Widgets To iPhone And iPad
- iOS 14 Includes An App List View, Here’s How To Access It
- iOS 14 Will Make iPhone Camera Up To 90% Faster
- How To Create Widget Stacks On iPhone or iPad
- How To Enable Mirror Front Camera Selfie Feature On iPhone
- What Does Green Or Orange Dot On iPhone Status Bar Mean?
- Safari In iOS 14 Will Tell You If Your Password Has Leaked Online
- Picture In Picture On iPhone: How To Enable, Disable, Resize Or Minimize It
- iOS 14’s Back Tap Feature Comes With Infinite Possibilities
- New AirPods Features In iOS 14: Spatial Audio, Automatic Switch And More
