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Apple confirmed iOS 13 on the stage of its Worldwide Developer Conference 2019 (WWDC 2019) in early June. The company used the opportunity to highlight some of the great features that the new version of the operating system will bring to the compatible iPhones. The final version of iOS 13 will be released next month alongside the new 2019 iPhones. The cycle of releasing public betas and developer betas started after WWDC 2019. While the first 3-4 beta versions were filled with bugs here and there, the latest beta versions are quite stable and are worth trying if you wish. You should have an iPhone 6s or above to try these beta versions, as apple ended the software support for iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 & 6Plus on iOS12. But in this article, I am going to talk about 3 main reasons why you should not install iOS 13 public beta on your iPhone. The latest beta versions of iOS 13 are stable but are still causing problems for iPhone users. iOS beta enthusiasts are still facing software

Over the years technology has become an integral part of people's life. Now people use technology to communicate regardless of their knowledge of the surrounding area/location. Basically, nowadays people like to know about stuff, get their news on the fly. Nobody has time to sit in front of a TV to watch a news channel show. That's where Podcasts as a media comes in the picture. Podcasts as a media source have enabled people to follow the latest news and trends in technology while commuting, walking, working out, etc. Podcasts can also be downloaded and listened offline, therefore, making it easy to follow your interest even without an internet connection. Today I'm specifically targeting the technology genre of the podcast. Podcasts offered in this catalog discuss important and trending topics of the tech industry. Some of them bring you the daily tech news, all news and product analysis related to android, while others try to understand and solve social technology-relate