News & Reviews:   iOS update

Apple has released the iOS 16.3.1 update which brings several bug fixes and optimisations to supported iPhones. However, if you’re a Google Photos user, you may not want to update your iPhone just yet as the latest update also brought about a new bug which breaks the Google Photos app on iOS.

Apple has released the third major update for iOS 16 which brings with it some new features and bug fixes. Most notably, the iOS 16.3 update introduces Security Keys for Apple ID that allows for physical two-factor authentication.

Attention to all iPhone and iPad users, iOS 13.6.1 and iPad 13.6.1 are now released. As usual, you can update them from the settings and while there's no major change from the list, there are some nice improvements for both iPhone and iPad users.

The iOS 13.5 update may have dropped just recently, but Apple is already hard at work on the next big release. iOS 14 is expected to be unveiled at the WWDC 2020 that is to be held during a live-stream, which will showcase new features to macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. But some details have popped up over the months, with the latest piece of news about Apple developing a built-in translator and Apple Pencil support for the Safari browser.

If you recall, we reported in December 2019 about the Apple iPhone 11 having a weird location tracking issue. The ultra-wideband technology was later identified as the culprit and Apple promised to release a fix for it. Well, that iOS update is out now and is available through the iPhone's settings menu.