As expected, iOS 6 will be available to developers today in the first release preview. Stay tuned for our first look.
It’ll work on the iPhone 3GS and later, iPad 2 & iPad 3, and iPod touch fourth-gen.
It’s coming this fall, along with the iPhone 5.
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5 responses to “iOS 6 Available To Devs Today, Coming This Fall [WWDC12]”
Awesome, can’t wait to try out this tasty iOS 6 beta. If anyone wants to install it without having to pay for a full dev account you can register your UDID to install:
No iOS 6 for the iPad 1? Very disappointing. Can anyone please explain why? How does the 2-year old iPad 1 compare to the iPhone 3GS which would make this not possible? :(
Notice the “It’s coming this fall, along with the iPhone 5.” Is this an official statement that the iPhone 5 will definitely be coming this Fall? I sure hope so…
Looks very sweet but mad the iPad 1 isn’t included. The 3GS is older then the iPad 1 so this doesn’t make sense at all.
Is iPad 1st Gen not good enough for iOS 6??