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iOS 16.4 Beta release date estimate

When will iOS 16.4 Beta release? iOS 16.4 developer Beta & iOS 16.4 public Beta release date prediction

Updated: Jan 31, 2023 12:10 pm
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With the iOS 16.4 Beta release date on the horizon, it’s exciting times for anyone who’s interested in keeping their device as up-to-date as possible. Our iOS 16.4 Beta release date estimate should help you out if you’re anticipating the release and want to get prepared to test this latest version of the Apple OS.

Making use of new features or upgrades is always fun, especially if you’re one to tinker around with brand-new releases. That’s pretty likely if you’re a developer, of course, so, we’ll be giving an estimate for both the iOS 16.4 developer Beta release date as well as the iOS 16.4 public Beta release date.

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iOS 16 Beta release date history

Looking at the iOS 16 Beta release date history allows us to gauge when the 16.4 beta release dates will likely come. Developers will of course get their hands on iOS 16.4 beta first, with the upcoming iOS 16.4 developer Beta 1, followed by iOS 16.4 public Beta 1. See below:

  • iOS 16.4 developer beta 1 – (imminent)
  • iOS 16.3 official release – January 23rd
  • iOS 16.3 public release candidate – January 18th
  • iOS 16.3 developer release candidate – January 18th
  • iOS 16.3 public beta 2 – January 11th
  • iOS 16.3 developer beta 2 – January 10th
  • iOS 16.3 public beta 1 – December 15th
  • iOS 16.3 developer beta 1 – December 14th
  • iOS 16.2 official release – December 13th
  • iOS 16.2 public release candidate – December 7th
  • iOS 16.2 developer release candidate – December 7th
  • iOS 16.2 public beta 4 – December 2nd
  • iOS 16.2 developer beta 4 – December 1st
  • iOS 16.2 public beta 3 – November 16th
  • iOS 16.2 developer beta 3 – November 15th
  • iOS 16.2 public beta 2 – November 9th
  • iOS 16.2 developer beta 2 – November 8th
  • iOS 16.2 public beta 1 – October 27th
  • iOS 16.2 developer beta 1 – October 25th
  • iOS 16.1 official release – October 24th
  • iOS 16.1 public release candidate – October 18th
  • iOS 16.1 developer release candidate – October 18th
  • iOS 16.1 public beta 5 – October 11th
  • iOS 16.1 developer beta 5 – October 11th
  • iOS 16.1 public beta 4 – October 5th
  • iOS 16.1 developer beta 4 – October 4th
  • iOS 16.1 public beta 3 – September 28th
  • iOS 16.1 developer beta 3 – September 27th
  • iOS 16.1 public beta 2 – September 21st
  • iOS 16.1 developer beta 2 – September 20th
  • iOS 16.1 public beta 1 – September 15th
  • iOS 16.1 developer beta 1 – September 14th
  • iOS 16.0 official release – September 12th
  • iOS 16.0 public release candidate – September 7th
  • iOS 16.0 developer release candidate – September 7th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 8 – August 29th
  • iOS 16.0 public beta 5 – August 24th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 7 – August 23rd
  • iOS 16.0 public beta 4 – August 15th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 6 – August 15th
  • iOS 16.0 public beta 3 – August 9th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 5 – August 8th
  • iOS 16.0 public beta 2 – July 28th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 4 – July 27th
  • iOS 16.0 public beta 1 – July 11th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 3 – July 6th
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 2 – June 22nd
  • iOS 16.0 developer beta 1 – June 6th

iOS 16.4 Beta release date prediction

So, let’s get into the prediction. Trying to find a pattern based on the release history may be tricky, but we’ve got a good idea of when the iOS 16.4 Beta release date could be coming. As you can see from the release date history, the developer Beta comes first, followed by the public Beta – each with a new iteration as new versions get released. This is all leading up to the full release of iOS 16.4.

We predict that the iOS 16.4 developer Beta 1 could be arriving extremely soon, perhaps over the next couple of weeks. We certainly expect to see it by the middle of February. The jump from the 16.2 full release to 16.3 developer Beta 1 was just the following day (you’ll notice a similar pattern among other releases), and it’s already been over a week since the iOS 16.3 official release.

Next up would be the iOS 16.4 public Beta 1 of course, which will be set to follow up the dev build and give the public access to the software update. This is where it gets interesting, as many more of us can try out iOS 16.4. Many previous editions opened up the public Beta just a day after the developer Beta, so this is something we hope to see with iOS 16.4 release date.

Beta releases go through several iterations before we reach the final release, with around 3-4 different iterations coming through. The progression from 16.0 to 16.1 was much more gradual, but this is less likely with in-between versions such as 16.3 or 16.4, as we can see from the history.

We’d expect these various Beta versions to continue up until the iOS 16.4 official release, which we predict to occur in late February or early March.

iOS 16.4 Beta release date : Final Word

This has been our iOS 16.4 Beta release date guide. Hopefully, we’ve provided you with some insightful information to take with you moving forward. You shouldn’t have to wait too long in order to enjoy the very first 16.4 Beta release, so make sure you’re always up to date with the latest news.

To sum up the prediction, we expect the very first iOS 16.4 developer Beta release date to occur by mid-February, closely followed up by the public Beta release. Then we’ll work our way through the various iterations up until the official release, which we estimate would be around late February or early March. None of this is concrete though, so time will tell!

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