The iOS 9.3.2 was released in beta, which prompted the reports about Apple announcing the launch soon. The rumors immediately started about the release date especially considering the frustrations from consumers due to the slew of issues that came with the iOS 9.3 and iOS 9.3.1.

Every tech analyst worth his salt was able to predict the release of the iOS 9.3 because of the huge event by Apple on March 21 to launch the iPhone SE and the iPad Pro. But the release date for the iOS 9.3.2 is much harder to predict, said Gotta be Mobile.

"With no media event in sight and WWDC 2016 still several weeks away (it's now confirmed for mid-June), expect the iOS 9.3.2 release date to come out of the blue during the working week (Monday-Friday)," it said. "Apple never releases iOS updates on the weekend."

Nevertheless, the release of the beta for the latest iOS points to the final version being launched sooner than later. There's not much details on the features of the iOS 9.3.2, but it's expected to stabilize the two earlier versions.

Apple is also dropped new betas for the developers just about every week, with the latest released just a few days ago.

Mobi Picker reported the rumors about the release date for the iOS 9.3.2 being announced before the WWDC 2016 scheduled on June 13.

"This means that we have another month and some more days to wait for a new jailbreak tool from Pangu or any other team," it said, adding that Apple is also expected to unveil the iOS 10 during the event.