Once that happens, iOS 13.4 will be released into the wild and we can start dreaming of the summer event where iOS 14 will be revealed at WWDC (assuming we're all back to normal by then). So keep your eyes peeled for a livestream Apple event sometime soon. After all, gathering together journalists from all over the country to bump elbows seems needlessly risky at the moment. I wouldn't be surprised to see the March event turn into something virtual-only.

The delay in announcing the next Apple event is likely the result of COVID-19 fears. iOS 13.4 and iPadOS 13.4 has been in beta for quite a while now, with the GM update being seeded to developers just last week. Normally I would say that this would be the last beta release before the general public release. It is just a simple case of grabbing hold of the iOS configuration profile and. After that, you'll just need to go to Settings > General > Software Update to download the latest available beta profile. If you are a non-developer, you can still download iOS 13.4 / iPadOS 13.4 beta onto your iPhone or iPad. Head to the Apple site ( ), using the iPhone you want to enroll, register it, then download the beta profile. Simply perform the iOS 15.2 beta software update from the device settings and run the CydiaFree latest update on your device so that you can get the latest. IOS 13.4 is nearly complete, so now is a great time to get started with the Public Beta Program. This late in the cycle, you shouldn't see anything crop up, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Nothing new has been reported in this cycle or, if it has, it's been squashed quickly enough to not make it to the official release notes.

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