Install the New iOS: Blazing Beaks

One tip: iOS 13.1 has so many bugs that I suspect it will take more than one update to root them all out. I suspect, had the new iPhone 11 range not been launching, the company would have pushed the release date and rolled up the iOS 13.1 fixes into a single, more reliable upgrade. This update will bring several features which didn’t make it into iOS 13 as well as a lorry load of bug fixes.

Consequently, there really is no reason to install iOS 13 right now. Apple has even (partly) acknowledged this by promising to shorten the release date of iOS 13.1 from September 30 to 24. In terms of temptation, this is probably a good thing because there’s no way I can recommend you install iOS 13 given the sheer number of bugs in this upgrade.

It ticks the boxes of some long-requested user favourites but there’s nothing revolutionary going on. In terms of features, iOS 13 is a solid, if unspectacular, generational upgrade. The Animoji set has added a cow, mouse and octopus. IPP Downloads - you can now download apps of any size over an LTE cellular signal. Apple has also promised a large number of security fixes in iOS 13 but, for the first time I can remember in a generational release, the company does not have this data ready on its Security Page.

New Memoji - make your own Animoji avatar while the new Stickers function let you share this with more apps. Volume - the HUD is finally less obtrusive so it no longer covers most of the screen when adjusted. Reminders - has a new user interface, improved organisation and tighter integration with Messages. Health app - Menstrual cycle tracking and environmental noise monitoring have been added.

This is great for travelling when you share a single screen. Audio Sharing - AirPods and Beats headphones can share music and video audio to anyone who has a second pair of AirPods or Beats.

Instal the new for ios Blazing Beaks