Apple has released the second developer beta of iOS 27, according to YugaTech. The update is available to registered developers ahead of a broader public rollout expected later this year.
The new beta introduces several new features and refinements, though Apple has not yet detailed the complete change log. Initial reports suggest improvements to system performance, bug fixes, and updates to core apps like Messages and Settings.
Registered developers can download the beta over the air from the Settings app or via the Apple Developer Center. A public beta is likely to follow in the coming weeks, allowing non-developers to test the new OS before its official release.