Apple Releases iOS 12 Beta 10 and Public Beta 8 for iPhone, iPad

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Apple surprised developers today with a new beta release of its upcoming iOS 12 mobile operating system for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices, version 10, which is now available for testing.

We said "surprised" because it's been only three days since Apple released the iOS 12 beta 9 update, and now they've released iOS 12 beta 10 (build number 16A5364a), which registered developers with an active and paid Apple Developer account can install on their enrolled devices as we speak via OTA (Over-the-Air) updates or from the Apple Developer portal.

Unfortunately, the release notes don't show any information about some critical bug that needed to be fixed from the previous beta release or any other issue that required a new beta release so soon, so we can only tell you that iOS 12 beta 10 contains various bug fixes and improvements. We can also tell you that Apple released today macOS Server 5.7 beta 4 and the Apple Configurator 2.8 beta 2 app.

New macOS Mojave 10.14, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12 betas coming next week
Only iOS 12 received a new beta version today as Apple's forthcoming macOS Mojave 10.14, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12 operating system remain at the beta 8 stage, a release that was seeded to registered developers on Monday. Also today, Apple released a new public beta version to accompany the iOS 12 beta 10 release, which everyone can install on their devices.

Developers interested in testing their apps against Apple's upcoming iOS 12 mobile operating system are urged to install the beta 10 release on their devices dedicated to iOS app development as soon as possible. Users can also install iOS 12 beta 8 if they want to. We've already installed iOS 12 beta 10 on our testing devices, and it appears to work well at the moment, but we'll notify you of any issue.