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Apple unveiled the new iOS 10 and macOS Sierra at the annual WWDC in June. Registered developers have been able to test the developers' preview builds for a month, but now Apple invites the public to join them.
As of today Apple is opening both operating systems to the public for testing. The iOS 10 Public Beta is now available for download on compatible iPhones, iPads and iPods. But first you need to enroll your device into the Beta program from here.

iOS 10 promises lots of new features and may turn out to be one of the biggest iOS updates to date. You can learn more about its novelties here.
macOS Sierra is also available for the public to test. Just as with iOS, you need to enroll your Mac into the Beta program and then install Sierra. You can learn more about the new installment here.
The first public beta builds should be more stable than the developer ones, but this doesn't mean you should install them on your primary devices. It's risky, and eventually, you will have to restore or re-install your OS with the retail build in September.
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Steve Wozniak is one of the co-founders of Apple. He’s not involved with the company anymore but he’s known for expressing his views on latest technology, and he feels no qualms in praising the biggest rival of the company he helped create. Speaking at a conference in Lexington, Kentucky, where he received the Alltech Humanitarian Award, Wozniak revealed that the Gear VR makes him emotional.
He spoke highly of Samsung’s virtual reality headset, saying that “It takes you to other worlds. It’s so real. It’s everywhere you look. That one gets me emotional.” He also appears to be a bit sad that Apple hasn’t come out with a virtual reality device yet, hoping that the company is working on a VR device that’s “advanced compared to the ones we’re seeing.” Who knows when Apple is going to step into the world of VR but at least we know that Samsung will continue working to cement its position in the VR market.
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Apple pocketed more than 90% of the mobile market's profits in 2015, according to data posted by Michael Walkley, who works as an analyst with market research firm Canaccord Genuity. The iPhone maker's share of the smartphone market stood at 17.2% last year.
Samsung, on the other hand, captured around 24% of the market, but its profit share stood at only 14%. If you notice, the combined profit pocketed by both Apple and Samsung comes in at 105%. However, the figure comes back to 100% given that many of the other players in the market were in loss.
Quarter-wise, the Cupertino-based company has been taking home over 90% of the market's profits for the past five consecutive quarters.
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When you're as big as Apple, you get used to staffing a strong legal department pretty quick. Copyright claims and lawsuits have become such a mundane part of the tech business that we honestly can't even remember a time when Cupertino and Samsung weren't at each other's throats over some legal claim. Plus, suing a gigantic corporation is often a viable way to earn a few bucks and many have even turned it into a questionable, but still quite profitable business model.

If you aren't already aware, the current case involves Justice Department's request to force Apple to extract data from a locked iPhone that the government agency wants to investigate. The device in question is an iOS 7-powered iPhone 5s, meaning Apple is capable of what the agency wants, but is reluctant fearing that doing so will tarnish the trust between the company and its customers.
In a newly submitted letter, Apple has argued that the government is planning to make similar requests in future, so it's important for both parties to know what the court thinks, and that too without any further delay - the case has been dragging on for nearly 3 months now.

1million paid Subscriber increase in just one month! that's super Amazing to be honest.
Well, that was what Apple is boastful of right now and i think it really worth it. But the niche of this subscription might makes the situation understandable cause its Music, the world of today will do anything for music and apple fans has prove that.
 last month the number of their music paid subscriber was said to be around 10million. Aside from this apple also revealed some other stats on their other services like;
  iCloud has 782 million users; the company processes a whopping 200,000 iMessages per second; and 750 million worth of iTunes and the App Store purchases per week.
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