Be the first to try iOS 9

Apple just took the wraps off the next version of iOS, and for the first time, there's a public beta. Here's how to get it.

June 09, 2015 HOW TO Trouble viewing this email? Read it online Share via Facebook Leave a comment Email the editor Be the first to try iOS 9 Apple just took the wraps off the next version of iOS, and for the first time, there's a public beta. Here's how to get it. READ MORE » Sharon Profis Senior editor / San Francisco TODAY'S HEADLINES / The iOS 9 features already available on Android Déjà vu: Many of the features Apple announced in iOS 9 have been available on Google's mobile operating system for quite some time. Read more  /  Share: Top tips for great travel videos on your iPhone We take you through our top tips on how to shoot better videos from your holidays on your iPhone or iPad. Read more  /  Share: Windows 10: Nine things you need to know Have burning questions about Microsoft's upcoming operating system? Here are some answers. Read more  /  Share: Staying safe on public Wi-Fi Free public Wi-Fi is incredibly convenient, but security can be an issue. Here's how to minimize the risk, whether you use a laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Read more  /  Share: A New Kind of Defense: Application Self-Protection From TechRepublic: Today over 80% of successful security breaches target the application layer. However, what do you do for these inevitable vulnerabilities in For a... DOWNLOAD NOW LATEST HOW TO POSTS / 01 Stop a text from sending by quickly turning on Airplane Mode 02 Auto upload photos from your computer to Google Photos 03 Easily switch audio devices on Windows   ¿HABLAS ESPAÑOL? / Get tech news in Spanish, delivered Subscribe to the CNET Hoy newsletter for the latest tech news and reviews in Spanish from CNET en Español, every weekday. ¡HAZ CLIC! SUSCRÍBETE AHORA LATEST TECH NEWS / 01 Make your own Mad Max flamethrower ukulele 02 EBay makes mobile push with Apple Watch app 03 Xbox One doubles storage to a terabyte, gets jacked-up controller 04 Microsoft's Cortana can now track, manage your entire flight 05 'X-Files' stars, creator tweet clues from set FOLLOW CNET... Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Newsletters RSS The e-mail address for this newsletter is wwwryusteven.amys888@blogger.com. To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe  /  Help  /  Privacy policy Copyright 2015 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.