Apple Inc has rolled out a beta program to enable 5G on Apple devices because the upgrade allows users to try out the software before it’s released.
Apple Inc rolled out a beta program to enable 5G on Apple’s iPhones as the upgrade allows users to try out pre-release software.
This software upgrade enables 5G access on Apple devices, and as service providers Jio, Airtel and Vodafone allow access to 5G networks, the sources said.
Apple users must sign up for the Beta Program on the website, install the configuration, and download the software.
Jio users with iPhone 12 or later, in cities where JioTrue5G has been deployed, will be invited to join the Jio Welcome Offer. Jio’s welcome offer offers unlimited 5G data at up to 1 Gbps to users at no extra cost. However, there is a condition that prepaid users must be active Plan 239 and up. All postpaid users are eligible for this trial.
Airtel does not offer any special 5G offer like Jio to their users. In cities/regions where Airtel 5G network has been deployed, users can try out the 5G service as part of their existing plan, once they have updated to the latest Apple Beta software.
While the email to Apple did not require an immediate response, the company stated last month: “We are working with our carrier partners in India to deliver the best 5G experience possible.” for iPhone users as soon as validation and network testing for quality and performance is complete. 5G will be enabled through a software update and will begin rolling out to iPhone users in December.” .
Airtel and Jio customers on iPhone 14, iPhone 13, iPhone 12, and iPhone SE (3rd generation) models can experience 5G as part of Apple’s iOS 16 Beta Software Program. The Apple Beta Software Program is open to anyone with a valid Apple ID who accepts the Apple Beta Software Program Agreement during registration.
If the user has an iCloud account, which is an Apple ID, they should use that account. If they don’t have an iCloud account or any other Apple ID, they can create one.
Customers who want to try the beta software should back up their iPhone before installing the beta software. Beta software should only be installed on non-commercial non-production devices. Users can also provide feedback to Apple on quality and usability, which helps Apple identify problems, fix them, and improve Apple’s software even better.
The iOS beta comes with a built-in Feedback Assist app, which can be opened from the Home screen on an iPhone or iPad, or from the Dock on a Mac.
