Apple Releases Xcode 27.1 Beta With iPhone Duo Support
Apple Releases Xcode 27.1 Beta With iPhone Duo SupportFriday September 18, 2026 11:06 am PDT by Joe RossignolApple today released the first Xcode 27.1 beta. The latest version of the tool adds support for iPhone Duo app development. Available on Apple silicon Macs running macOS 26.6 or later, Xcode 27.1 includes updated SDKs for the iPhone Duo, and a simulator that supports the device's new poses and orientations. [ 0 comments ]
- ▪Apple Releases Xcode 27.1 Beta With iPhone Duo SupportFriday September 18, 2026 11:06 am PDT by Joe RossignolApple today released the first Xcode 27.1 beta.
- ▪The latest version of the tool adds support for iPhone Duo app development.
- ▪Available on Apple silicon Macs running macOS 26.6 or later, Xcode 27.1 includes updated SDKs for the iPhone Duo, and a simulator that supports the device's new poses and orientations. [ 0 comments ]
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- ▪ Apple releases iPhone Duo simulator and Xcode 27.1 beta — Apple Developer Documentation
- ▪ Apple releases Xcode 27.1 beta, enabling iPhone Duo app development — 9to5Mac
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Apple Releases Xcode 27.1 Beta With iPhone Duo SupportFriday September 18, 2026 11:06 am PDT by Joe RossignolApple today released the first Xcode 27.1 beta. The latest version of the tool adds support for iPhone Duo app development. Available on Apple silicon Macs running macOS 26.6 or later, Xcode 27.1 includes updated SDKs for the iPhone Duo, and a simulator that supports the device's new poses and orientations. [ 0 comments ]
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