Apple announced the next major version of iOS and iPadOS at WWDC20 and also made both developers betas available to test on iPhone and iPad.
Keep in mind it’s generally a bad idea to run a developer beta on your primary iPhone or iPad since there are performance issues and other bugs to be worked out. If you don’t have an Apple Developer account yet, you can sign up here.
How to install the iOS 14 and iadOS 14 developer beta
- Making a fresh backup of your iPhone or iPad with your Mac or PC is a good idea just in case you want to downgrade your device at any point and need/want to restore
- On your iPhone or iPad, head to Apple’s Developer website
- Tap the two-line icon in the top left corner, sign in if you’re not already under Account
- Tap the two-line icon in the top left corner again, choose Downloads
- Swipe down and tap Install Profile under iOS 14 beta or iPadOS beta
- Tap Allow to download the profile, hit Close
- Head to Settings on your iOS device and tap Profile Downloaded near the top
- Tap Install in the top right corner, enter your passcode if needed
- Read the consent agreement, then tap Install two more time
- Tap Done then General in the top left
- Swipe to the top and choose Software update
- You should see iOS 14 available, tap Download and Install
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