That’s, right folks! Wether or not you have gotten comfortable with iOs 8 and OS X Yosemite, their replacements are on the horizon.  You can install the current public beta versions of either program if you would like to be an Apple guinea pig. Read more below from CNET.com:

“Apple showcased the updated operating system, which powers the iPhone and iPad, at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June. While the polished version likely won’t appear until the fall with the release of the next iPhone, anyone who had signed up earlier and been approved by Apple can now  download the beta version of iOS 9.

This marks the first time that the company has allowed non-developers early access to the beta version of a major update to its iOS operating system. The company previously released to the public a minor update to iOS 8. Most people, however, will want to wait until the bugs have been ironed out before taking a dive into iOS 9.

Along with iOS 9, Apple also is making available the beta of its next Mac computer operating system,dubbed El Capitan. Some of the key new features included advancements for Apple’s Spotlight search function, allowing users to ask it about the weather, for example, or find stock prices and sports scores. The company also enhanced its search functions in apps like email, where users can easily find messages they hadn’t yet responded to.”

Read the complete article by Nigel Manuel over at CNET.