If you have been paying attention to the news coming out of Apple HQ this past week, you must be aware of the new iPadOS 18 that carries with it some exciting changes. Apart from the groundbreaking Apple Intelligence, iPadOS 18 will also sport much-needed customisation options (control centre, home screen, and lock screen), a new Password app, Game Mode, and (finally!) a Calculator app. If you can’t wait to get your hands on the new iPadOS 18, here’s how you can install its Developer Beta version on your iPad.
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Before you begin
Your iPad needs to meet certain requirements for you to run the iPadOS 18 on it.
- Your account must be enrolled into Apple’s Developer Program.
- Your device should be on the list of iPads eligible for the upgrade. You can check out the list here.
- Your iPad must be updated to the latest iPadOS 17 version.
- Your device’s battery must not be less than 50%.
Install iPadOS 18 Developer Beta on your iPad
Step 1: Go to the Apple Developer website.
Step 2: Tap on Account.
Step 3: Sign in using your Apple ID.
Step 4: Accept the T&C and hit Submit.
Step 5: Tap on Enroll Today.
Step 6: Go to Settings>General and select Software Update.
Step 7: Tap on Beta Updates.
Step 8: Select iPadOS 18 Developer Beta.
Step 9: Go back and hit Update Now.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When will the iPadOS 18 be released?
Apple will officially launch the iPadOS 18 alongside the iPhone 16 Series at its fall event in September.
Can I use the iPadOS 18 on my iPad right now?
You can use the Developer Beta version of the iPadOS 18 by enrolling your account in the Apple Developer Program.
How much does the Apple Developer Program cost?
Earlier, Apple used to charge a $99 fee for enrollment into ADP, but since last year, you can enroll your device for free.
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Conclusion
This is how you can install the iPadOS 18 Developer Beta on your iPad right now. Since it is a beta version, the software may be ridden with some bugs. If you want to revert to iPadOS 17, go to Settings>General>Software Update, select the Beta profile, and hit ‘Remove’.
