Apple publicly released iOS 15 for iPhones last month, close by four new phones, the iPhone 13 and 13 Mini and the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max. What’s more, presently a new OS update has shown up with iOS 15.1. (We additionally get a small look at iOS 15.2 with the update’s first developer beta.) iOS 15 brought a variety of new and improved features when it launched. In the first month, we saw a couple of small patches, including a security fix, however no significant updates yet.
In any case, with the launch of iOS 15.1 – Apple’s first significant upgrade to the most recent significant version of the devoted operating system for all iPhone gadgets – we at long last get some of the new features we’ve been waiting for. This is what you need to know about the launch dependent on our hands-on experience with the iOS 15.1 beta.
Apple released iOS 15.1 on Monday, Oct. 25.
To download the iOS update, go to Settings > General > Software Update. The download has a file size of around 1.4GB. We suggest backing up your gadget before you start the download – it’s the most secure move before any significant update.
The iOS 15.1 update at long last adds support for SharePlay, as well as ProRes video recording for the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max. The 15.1 beta likewise incorporates the ability to upload your vaccination card to Apple Wallet. (Here’s how to store your COVID-19 vaccine records on your phone now.) The usual bug fixes ought to be in there, as well.
Apple assembled a lot of hype around its SharePlay feature – an upgrade to FaceTime that permits you to share your screen during the call, letting your loved ones stream a similar TV and music as you simultaneously. Be that as it may, the feature didn’t launch with iOS 15 last month, leaving numerous iPhone owners pondering when they could use SharePlay. SharePlay has now shown up with the 15.1 updates.
The greatest draws of the iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro Max are their stellar cameras. The ProRes video feature assists you with taking advantage of them by minimizing the amount your videos are compressed, assisting with securing the image quality in your videos. It’s incredible if you like to do innovative editing before sharing your captures. ProRes was included for iOS 15.1.
To test the beta versions of Apple software, you first need to sign up for Apple’s Beta Software Program. Note that beta versions of the software are buggy and not upgraded, so we just suggest downloading betas on an additional gadget, not your primary phone, tablet, or laptop. When you’re taking part in the program, you’ll need to download the configuration profile from Apple. Then, at that point, you ought to have the option to track down the most recent beta version by going to Settings > General > Software update and selecting Download and Install.
The most recent beta is for Apple’s iOS 15.2, and it’s accessible now for testers and developers. The early version of the OS brings an upgraded Notification Summary, updates for emergency calls, and a few privacy-related changes with App Privacy Reports, as per GSMArena.
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