Just a day after releasing OS X 10.11.5 beta to developers, Apple has again released the same beta version to the public. This means that OS X 10.11.5 will now be available for public beta testers willing to try out the new software.
According to Mac Rumors, it is not yet clear what the fifth update of OX El Capitan has brought. But the likely focuses will be performance improvements, security enhancements, and bug fixes addressing some of the issues that have been discovered since OS X 10.11.4 got released.
Besides OS EL Capitan Beta, Apple also released the first beta of the forthcoming OS 9.3.2 update to public beta testers on April 7. This was just a day after seeding it to developers, a week after the release of iOS 9.3.1 follow-up bug fix update, and two weeks after the public release of iOS 9.3.
Beta testers who have already signed up for Apple's beta testing program are going to receive the iOS 9.3.2 update through the over-the-air platform. It will, however, require them to install the proper certificate on the iOS devices.
iOS 9.3.2 is a minor update to 9.x.x and will focus primarily on under-the-hood bug fixes and performance improvements, addressing issues that have been discovered since the iOS 9.3 release. One issue that developers are very sure of inclusion in the fixes is the lagging issue when activating Quick actions in the landscape mode on iPhone 6S.
As of now, there are no details pointing out when the new versions of iOS and OS X will be released to Apple users. But even as this is the case, Apple has not excluded the watchOS 2.2.1 and tvOS 9.2.1. betas as well. All the betas are available in Apple Developer accounts and registered devices can have access, Softpedia reported.
Those willing to be a part of Apple's beta testing map out have an opportunity to sign up and participate through the Beta testing website. The site is giving users access to both the iOS and OS X betas.
The new OS X 10.11.5 update can be accessed through the Apple Developer Center for those willing to check it out.
Here is a clip showing the expected features of OS X El Capitan: