Interesting fact about iOS 6 beta app limit - each user can install not more than 500 apps onto the iDevice running the beta of the latest iOS version. Each of the owners of i-Unit fills it with applications based on his own taste - someone puts some of the most needed, and someone is trying to "grasp the immensity" and download everything from the App Store. If you are the second type, within the beta versions of iOS 6 you will find is not the most pleasant surprise. The fact that there is a restriction on the number of installed applications. There should be no more than 500.

Strictly speaking, there are no formal restrictions, but if the number of applications reaches the high level for five hundred, your iGadget will react to this with brakes, slow downs, and reboots. It is clear that working with mercilessly buggy device brings no pleasure to the user of it. The picture would be even sadder if the number of installed applications comes closer to 1000. In this case, it is highly desirable to have a backup copy of your device because it won't be able to start with just such a "payload". We'll have to install the iOS on it again. Mid Atlantic Consulting company revealed the problem dealing with the release of their own applications for iOS. Its employees have contacted Apple about the restrictions on the number of installed applications (app limit), and Apple has confirmed the presence of such, promising however, to remove it in the next beta version of iOS 6. So, if your iGadget is brim full of games and programs we recommend that you absolutely do not install the current beta because iOS 6 beta app limit is under 500 right now. And if you really want to try, then look at the Springboard of your device - perhaps the majority of applications can be completely painless get rid of? In this case you can find instruction on how to download iOS 6 install and jailbreak iOS 6 beta 3 and of course unlock iOS 6 right now using tutorials on our site. Remember that Apple does not approve such installs and fights them in any possible way so if you do install -that would better be only for testing purposes.