Apple has released iOS 7 beta 2 to developers and this should include a bunch of bug fixes and improvements for the next generation of the iPhone's software. 

The iOS 7 beta 2 software is currently available on device with the iOS 7 beta and you can get to it by going to your Settings, hit General and then tap on Software Update. The iOS 7 beta 2 should be available through the Apple Developer Center later today. 

Some things I would really like to see in the iOS 7 beta 2 include a major improvement to battery life and some overall stability improvements. I've been using the iOS 7 beta for a few weeks now and the battery life is quite atrocious right now. That's somewhat expected from the very first version but it really does need to improve. 

The iOS 7 beta also has a lot of things that basically don't work. For example, Bluetooth seems to be broken for me and this kind of negates cool new things like AirDrop. Again, it's really not fair to beat up on Apple for the bugs in the first beta because this isn't released to general users. 

In our look at iOS 7, we took a look at the radical revamping of the user interface. It's still the same icons-in-a-grid where you dive into a single app at a time but nearly every aspect of it has been redesigned. The new look can be somewhat jarring at first but it's still the same iOS you love underneath the new coat of paint.

Some notable new features of iOS 7 include the new interface, iTunes Radio, AirDrop, a Control Center to quickly toggle things on and off, an improved Siri, a revamped App Store, an improved Safari and a whole lot more. Look for iOS 7 to be released for iPhones and iPads this fall.