Apple is now accepting App Store submissions built for iOS 27, macOS 27, and more
Developers can officially submit apps built for Apple's upcoming operating systems to the App Store ahead of next Monday's rollout.
Apple has officially started accepting app submissions built for iOS 27 and its other upcoming operating system releases, according to a recent report by 9to5Mac.
This early submission window opens just ahead of the official public rollout scheduled for next Monday, giving developers crucial time to ensure their software is fully optimized for the latest platform updates.
Timely preparation allows creators to utilize new framework features and guarantees that updated apps are ready for users on launch day, maintaining a seamless ecosystem experience.
For the global developer community, including tech creators in emerging markets, this milestone marks the final countdown to one of the most anticipated software releases of the year.
