iOS 11 Beta Version and Duration: 7 Things to Expect and 5 Don’ts

The iOS 11 release date probably won’t arrive until the fall, but you should be able to try the iOS 11 update long before its official release.

Apple is still generally focusing on iOS 10 and the upcoming iOS 10.3.3 update, but we expect the focus to shift to the next version of iOS in a few short days.

As summer progresses, rumors of iOS 11 are starting to heat up. Apple isn’t talking about the next operating system, but all signs point to it being released at WWDC 2017 next week.

Assuming Apple sticks to the release protocol, an early version of the iOS 11 update will be released next month, giving certain iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users a chance to skip the iOS 10 update.

Apple hasn’t confirmed an iOS 11 beta, but we don’t expect the company to shut down early access to developers and iOS users participating in the Beta Software Program.

It’s very likely that Apple will release an early version of the iOS 11 update in June, and today we want to tell you about some of the things you can expect from Apple’s iOS 11 beta for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

As we move towards WWDC 2017 and the release of iOS 11, our predictions will help you set your own expectations (especially if this is your first time trying an iOS beta).