We don’t have an official iOS 9.1 release date, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait for the OS’s first milestone upgrade. No, there are a few things iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users need to do before iOS 9.1 arrives.
Last month, Apple released four iOS 9 updates. It has released iOS 9.0, the update that Apple promised on stage during the iPhone 6s launch event in September. It has released iOS 9.0.1, a minor bug fix that fixes some annoying iOS 9 issues. It has released another update, iOS 9.0.2, which aims to squash bugs. And released iOS 9.1. A kind of.
On September 11, Apple released the first iOS 9.1 beta update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Thanks to the beta version and the x.1 milestone upgrade status, we know that the iOS 9.1 update will be much larger than iOS 9.0.1 and iOS 9.0.2. And that gets people excited.
The problem is, we still don’t have an iOS 9.1 release date, and there’s a chance Apple won’t release one beforehand.
Apple usually confirms release dates on stage during launch events. And without a planned October media event, the iOS 9.1 update could pop up out of nowhere. We’ve seen this many times before and we’ll see it happen again.
With an iOS 9.1 release date on the horizon, it’s time to start paying attention to Apple’s upcoming release. Today we want to talk about a few things we think you should do before the iOS 9.1 release date arrives.
We may not receive an official announcement, so you should consider making these as soon as possible.
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