Apple has released the first public beta of iPadOS and iOS 13 operating system for users to download. The public beta can be installed on any iOS 13 compatible iPhone and iPadOS 13 compatible iPad. iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 both include many new interesting features, including an all-new Dark Mode theme, performance enhancements, a new QuickPath swiping keyboard, improvements to many stock apps like Mail and Photos, the ability to connect to SMB shares in Files app, the ability to access external storage volumes in Files app, new Animoji icons, and much more. Note that iPadOS is simply iOS rebranded for iPad.
How to Download iOS 13 Public Beta & iPadOS 13 Public Beta Important: beta system software is buggy and prone to experience problems and bugs, and perhaps even data loss. Therefore, the public beta should only be installed by advanced users with a thorough understanding of device management, or at least onto a secondary device that is not necessary in day-to-day functioning. The finished version of both iOS 13 and iPad OS will be available for general download in September. If you’ve joined Apple’s free beta program previously, you’ll receive the updates as an over-the-air update. Always backup your iPhone or iPad before installing any beta software. Go to https://beta.apple.com/ to enroll from an iPhone or iPad After you enroll an eligible iPad or iPhone, you then download the public beta profile which allows access to download and install the iOS 13 public beta (or iPadOS 13 public beta) through the Settings app Software Update section.
It is very important to create a backup of your device in iTunes on a computer before updating to the iOS 13 / iPadOS 13 public beta, so that you can downgrade iOS 13 beta back to iOS 12 if needed.