Apple has released an announcement that has it developed 8.1.1 to iPads and iPhones, and has treated Mac clients to their first Yosemite upgrade.
But, iOS 8.1.1 is not liable to produce much joy for Apple users, or maybe just in case they are still using an iPhone 4s or iPad 2.
Apple claims that the upgrade can speed up processes on both devices, after previous users complains on weakly characteristics of execution performances.
This upgrade likewise incorporates various fixes, yet it has not given a rundown of particular bugs that iOS 8.1.1 corrects.
The upgrade can be found in two ways: downloaded over-the-air or through iTunes.
Apple likewise discharged the first significant update for the Yosemite working system, Mac OS X 10.10.1, which guarantees to correct the WiFi issues that raised such a variety of complaints.
Countless number of clients using iMac and MacBook has reported issues to connect to specific Wifi networks, while others have endured unstable connections and wasted time on long loading times.
Apple says that these issues has been removed in OS X 10.10.1, claiming that the upgrade contains “Wifi improvements that improve stability”.
The update is accessible to download now at the App Store, and brings better Microsoft Exchange ties, improves Mail when sending messages from particular providers, and various bug fixes identifying with Time Machine, turning on from sleep etc.
As though that wasn’t sufficient, the firm additionally released an Apple TV upgrade, bringing various bug fixes to the set-top box.
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