iPadOS

Apple has released iPadOS 27.2 public beta 2, a day after pushing the corresponding developer betas. Public beta testers can now install the fresh updates and see what changes Apple is making ahead of the stable release. Coverage is focused on what is new in the beta, with early details trickling out as testers dig in.

Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate and iOS/iPadOS 27 will natively support RAW formats from cameras including the Sony RX10 V and Canon EOS R5 C, according to Japanese tech coverage. Notably absent from early chatter is FUJIFILM, prompting jokes that Billy should stop telling Prim about FUJIFILM. Photographers are discussing which cameras made the support list.

Microsoft plans to end support for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 in OneDrive, meaning the iPhone XR, XS and XS Max and the 7th-generation iPad will no longer be able to install new versions of the app. Users on those devices will need to move to iOS 26 to keep receiving updates, which their hardware does not support, effectively ending app updates for them.

Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 27.2 and iPadOS 27.2, giving registered developers early access to the latest updates for iPhone and iPad. Reports note that the beta can be installed through Apple's developer program. Tech watchers are combing through the build for new features and fixes as the update works its way toward a wider public release.

Apple has released the third beta of iOS 27.2 to developers for testing, two weeks after the second beta. A new iPadOS 27.2 beta was also seeded at the same time. The release suggests Apple is moving steadily toward a public rollout of the update, and developers are expected to comb through the builds for new features, bug fixes and hints of what the next software drop will include.