iOS 11 on iPhone and iPad (Photo: Apple)

So this week the first iteration of iOS 11 Public Beta was released.  Now if you're not really sure of what that means, the public beta will allow you to install the beta version of Apple's latest mobile OS on your device.  Access to the beta versions of Apple's software (including macOS an tvOS) used to only be available to those with a developer account which costs $99/year and the average person isn't a developer.  Now keep in mind that a beta version of anything means that it still has bugs and things to work out, so while you will be getting all the latest features, you're probably going to run into a few problems as they work on it leading to the upcoming official release in the fall. So let's get to the steps! 

Super Nintendo Classic (Photo: BusinessWire)