The goal of the program is to generate feedback from testers, so that Samsung can improve the Gear Manager app for iOS, as per SamMobile. Samsung launched the beta program to fulfil what it said nearly eight months ago about the timepiece and the fitness and activity tracker getting iOS support, so they can be paired with iOS-running devices. There’s no word yet on when the beta program would be open to accepting international participants. The biggest restriction, however, is the fact that beta testing is currently available in South Korea only. For example, the iOS support beta is only accessible to those who have an iPhone 5 and later generations that are running on iOS 8.4 or later versions. Though the beta program is open to all, there are certain restrictions that will limit the number of participants. This gives interested consumers exactly 26 days to test out the beta version of the iOS support ahead of its official release, which is still unknown as of late. The beta program was officially launched on Thursday, and it is set to run until Sept. Samsung Gear S2 and Gear Fit 2 will soon be receiving the iOS treatment now that the South Korean tech giant has confirmed that iOS support for both wearable devices has already entered beta testing. Add music using Gear Music Manager for iOS Note: If you have at least an iPhone 6 with iOS 12, you can use the Gear Music Manager for a Galaxy Watch3, Galaxy Active2, Galaxy Active, Galaxy Watch, Gear Sport, Gear S3, Gear S2, and Gear Fit2 Pro.

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