Adventurous Apple users can download the beta version of iOS 9 ahead of its release date this fall. Apple's beta release marks the first time the iPhone maker has offered a major iOS preview to consumers.
Expect an advance look at some of the features Apple debuted at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, including a smarter Siri, the Apple News app and Health Kit updates, among others. However, as with any public beta, there is a risk.
It's recommended iOS 9 testers download the update to a secondary device as a safeguard to ensure a primary iPhone or iPad isn't effected by any potential bugs. Since the software hasn't been commercially released, Apple warns it "may contain errors or inaccuracies and may not function as well as commercially released software."
Source: abcnews
