The iOS 7 beta 3 download for iPhone 5 and other Apple mobile devices is coming next Monday, according to BGR.

The post stated, "BGR has been informed by trusted sources that iOS 7 beta 3 is currently scheduled to be made available to carriers for testing on July 8. "These are the same sources who accurately foretold the release timing of Apple's last iOS 7 beta, and just like iOS 7 beta 2. It is likely that the new software will be released to developers on the same day it reaches carriers."

If this new is true, the iOS 7 beta 3 download release for iPhone 5 and other Apple devices will be strictly following Apple's two-week update schedule. As it can be remembered, the iOS 7 beta 2 was released last Monday.

The upcoming update for the iOS 7 beta version is originally intended for developers and network providers, but no one can actually stop owners of Apple mobile devices to get their hands on the forthcoming Apple firmware. An iOS 7 beta 3 download support for iPhone 5 will definitely be available, as well as to other recent iPhone models like the iPhone 4 and 4S. Since the iOS 7 beta 2 download was already made available for iPad Mini and iPad 4^th generation, it can be expected that same compatibility support will be provided to said devices come iOS 7 beta 3. Furthermore, BGR posted that the iOS 7 beta 3 download should already be available "for all iOS devices at the same time, including compatible iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and even Apple TV models."

The iOS 7 beta 3 download for iPhone 5 and other Apple devices will unveil more secrets about the latest mobile operating system from the Cupertino-based tech firm. International Business Times reported that more features will definitely be unmasked next week when the iOS 7 beta 3 download for iPhone 5 is released. Further enhancements with the interface and camera app should be seen.

The iOS 7 has provided the most drastic changes in terms of design since the release of the very first iPhone, and with the iOS 7 beta 3 download for iPhone 5 and other iOS devices coming this July 8, users should already see a much clearer view of the final version of Apple's upcoming operating system.