A new report says iOS 8.2 could be released to the public as early as Monday
After more than three months of beta testing by developers, iOS 8.2 may finally be ready for a public release. A new report from BGR says that the software could arrive as early as Monday or possibly the following week “at the latest.”
Most importantly, the software brings compatibility for the Apple Watch, which is scheduled to hit the market sometime in April.
The first beta version of iOS 8.2 was released back in late November. The most recent version of the software, beta 5, landed in early February.
And the site says iOS 8.3 should arrive very soon after. A second beta version of that software was seeded to developers on Monday. Along with a number of new emoji, the software brings wireless CarPlay, seven new Siri languages, two-factor Google authentication support, and more.
A long-rumored revamp of the Beats Music service is expected with iOS 8.4, which is also in development. Apple should also introduce iOS 9 at WWDC in June. That release will apparently focus on optimization and stability improvements.
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