Tonight was not only about announcing software and hardware news, but also about releasing the latest developer betas. The Californian giant just released them to the world, and they should be versions that will be identical to the systems planned for next Monday. Specifically, we are talking about iOS 15.1, iPadOS 15.1, tvOS 15.1, watchOS 8.1 and macOS Monterey. So if you are also involved in the development beta testing, you should now have updates available by default in your settings.
Gallery
Public beta but for MacOS it is 12.01.
iPhone 13 mini, updated via IPSW package (iTunes) Everything seems OK. Of course after installation there was a few hours of increased battery consumption due to indexing. I was switching directly from IOS 15.0.2
After 24 hours of installation, even when the phone is under heavy load, the phone is only slightly lukewarm (rather cold)
13 mini compared to my previous one overall iPhone 12 does not heat up at all even under heavy load.