iOS 14 might let you experience parts of apps without installing them first
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What you need to know Apple will likely announce iOS 14 in June. 9to5Mac has been able to get hold of an early build. Spelunking suggests users might be able to use apps without installing them. The feature might not ship, though. Apple is expected to announce iOS 14 during WWDC this June, with a public release coming in September. But we`re already learning all kinds of things about iOS 14 thanks to 9to5Mac getting hold of an early build of the update. The latest report suggests iPhone and iPad users might be able to try apps out without having to install them, first. But rather than this being some form of demo mode, it appears that users would be able to scan a QR code and then experience a portion of the app without installing it. The feature comes in the form of an API, allowing individual developers to decide which parts of their apps they would like to make available when a QR code is scanned. The API appears to be called `Clips` right now, although that`s probably not g...