If you still want to go ahead with downloading the iOS 14 Developer Beta, be sure to at least backup your iPhone before you proceed. If you are not an app developer or at least an advanced user, it is advisable that you give this a skip, and wait for the stable update (you are anyway required to have a paid developer account to download this). As a result, downloading and applying this update may cause your iPhone to crash, or at times, behave unexpectedly. This means that it has been specifically purposed for Apple’s app developer ecosystem, and is not a stable build meant for all users. *Before you proceed, it is important to note that this version of iOS 14 is a Developer Beta. If you’re in this crowd, the iOS 14 Developer Beta is out already, which you can get on your device if you don’t want to wait until September.

With so much in sight, many would be interested to get their hands on the latest edition of iOS a bit early. This year, iOS 14 has brought with itself grouped-together apps, more intuitive widgets, a picture-in-picture mode for sliding videos, a minimised Siri interface, live translations, tighter security controls, fundamental changes in interface to system apps, App Clips for previews of apps that you may want to try, and as part of CarPlay, a future feature that’ll also turn your iPhone into your car key (provided, of course, you have the right car for it).

IOS 14 is here, with considerable fanfare on social media despite Apple’s virtual developer event from last night.

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