14 DAY TRIAL // It's been less than an hour since Apple's announcements and the first iOS 9.1 beta is now available for download to all developers, just like the company promised during the event.
If you are an iOS developer, then you should keep in mind that this is a pre-release version for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
It's also worth mentioning that once you upgrade to iOS 9.1, you won't be able to restore your device to an earlier version of iOS.
In order to be able to download iOS 9.1 beta, you will need to sign in with the Apple ID associated with your Apple Developer Program or Apple Developer Enterprise Program. If you're not a member, then you won't be able to download it.
The good news is Apple fans who are not developers won't have to wait too long for iOS 9 to arrive on their iPads and iPhones.
Make sure to read all release notes
The release notes for iOS 9.1 Beta include all known issues and some advice on what you need to do to install it smoothly.
In the same piece of news, Apple also released iOS 9 GM (gold master), which is the final version of the operating system. However, just like iOS 9.1 Beta, it's only available to developers.
iOS 9 brings quite a lot of new features and improvements to all iOS devices. Moreover, the update is meant to enhance iPad and iPhone overall performance as well, but it also adds upgrades to Apple Pay, Notes, Maps, and many more.
For more details on iOS 9 GM, don't forget to check out the release notes published by Apple. They include all the notes and known issues related to this version of the operating system.
According to Apple, the final version of iOS 9 will be officially released on September 16 for all compatible iOS devices.