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Apple released a few hours ago the seventh beta of iOS 13 for developers and a day later the public beta number 6 for all those users who are registered in the program. There are NO big news in this new version, except for some other improvement and the simple fact that in a few weeks we could see the final update that will reach all users from iPhone 6s onwards. But the important thing here is not the beta, but the release date of the next iPhones, the iPhone 11 or 2019. A capture reveals its exact date.
Some users have seen a screenshot within the developer beta source code. This image shows an iPhone main screen running iOS 13, something normal considering that we are in a beta. But the important thing is the date that marks on the calendar, Tuesday the 10th. If we look at a calendar we can see that September 10 falls on Tuesday, so this could be the release date of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Max. Yes, this image might not mean anything, but last year the date of the capture also coincided with the launch of the iPhone XS, Xs Max and Xr.
Soon we will have official confirmation from Apple
Even so, the launch date for these devices is between September 10 and 20. Apple could start sending the invitations the last week of August, as usual.
The public beta number 6 of iOS 13, WatchOS, Apple TV Os and iPad Os is now available to all users who are registered in the program. Among the novelties are small improvements and solutions to some errors and bugs, as well as small new features that have been polished during the latest versions. The final version will be released in the fall, just in time for the launch of the new iPhones.
Via: iPhoneHacks.
