Try the Beta Version of Apple iOS 6 Before the Official Release

The new Apple iOS 6 is due to be released officially in the autumn, but there are already a lot of links to the beta version, so those who are eager to try it out can do so now. The excitement among owners of iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPad 2 is great, as they know it will be free, easy to upgrade on these devices and fully available on iPhone 4S and the new iPad.

Websites like maypalo.com or the Apple Developer site provide links to the new Apple iOS 6 beta for the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPad 2 and the new iPad. The Apple Developer website requires developer registration of the UDID, or unique device identifier; after paying a small fee, you can install the beta version of Apple iOS 6. The registration means that you agree to have your phone used as a testing device for the beta version.

It is understandable why everyone is so excited about the new Apple iOS 6. We all know it will be available for iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPad 2, and the complete version will only be available for the iPhone 4S and the new iPad. The bundle includes deep Facebook integration; the new Maps version supports 3D maps; the new Safari features includes iCloud tabs to enable you to go on browsing on another device, and websites can be available offline for browsing; the support for shared Photostreams lets you automatically share your photos and easily select whom to share with and which photos to share. In addition, the new call features include sending text messages to respond to calls when you can’t answer them, and a Do Not Disturb audio or visual message. Mail improvements with the Apple iOS 6 are also exciting.