Apple currently released iOS 8.1.3 to the community,
with a variety of bug fixes containing a fix for an issue that prohibited some operators
from inward bound their Apple ID passwords for Messages and FaceTime, an infection
that caused Attention to stop displaying app consequences, and a problem that disallowed
multitasking signs from working on the iPad. iOS 8.1.3 also decreases the amount of storage
space compulsory to achieve an iOS update and enhances new configuration choices
for education identical testing. iOS
8.1.3, much like iOS 8.1.2, was a slight release that was not broadcast to
developers earlier being out to the public. The software is accessible closely
as an over-the-air download.
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| released iOS 8.1.3 |
Released iOS 8.1.3 support iphones, ipads and ipods
- iphone 6 update iOS 8.1.3
- iphone 6 plus update iOS 8.1.3
- iphone 5S update iOS 8.1.3
- iphone 5C update iOS 8.1.3
- iphone 5 update iOS 8.1.3
- iphone 4S update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad Air 2 update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad Air update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad 4 update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad 3 update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad 2 update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad Mini 3 update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad Mini 2 update iOS 8.1.3
- ipad Mini update iOS 8.1.3
- ipod touch 5G update iOS 8.1.3
The first suggestions of iOS 8.1.3 first seemed in
early December later devices consecutively the updated operating system initiated
visiting the MacRumors website, and practice picked up last week after iOS
8.1.3 was seeded to Apple retail workers for testing determinations. Apple
appears to be increasing its OS X worker testing program to iOS, and iOS 8.1.3 scripts
the first iOS beta that's been tested by marketing employees.
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| released iOS 8.1.3 |
iOS 8.1.3
is a minor update that contains mainly under-the-hood bug fixes, but Apple is
also occupied on iOS 8.2, which will carry more extreme changes to the
operating system as it covers both the WatchKit SDK and structures that will let
the iPhone to assimilate with the Apple Watch. It is not clear when Apple plans
to announcement iOS 8.2, but it could come together with the introduction of
the Apple Watch, which is now thought to be in March.
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