Apple’s iOS 9.1 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is finally here and it brings new emojis and bug fixes to the company’s new operating system. While you might be tempted to install it right away, there are some things you’ll want to do before installing iOS 9.1 on your device.
In September, shortly after the iPhone 6s launch event, Apple approved the first landmark update for iOS 9. The iOS 9.1 update arrived in beta form for developers and testers on September 11. The beta did not confirm an iOS 9.1 release date, but it did confirm many features of the update.
Today, after several iOS 9.1 beta releases, Apple pulled the update out of testing and released it to the public, offering new emojis, security patches, and bug fixes for iOS 9 issues to devices that can run the new operating system.
iOS 9.1 replaces the company’s iOS 9.0.2 update and represents Apple’s first milestone upgrade for iOS 9 software. It’s a comprehensive update and one that iPhone and iPad users will want to consider as they walk away from today’s rollout.
There’s a lot to love about iOS 9.1, but there’s also the potential for problems. iOS updates, especially major updates like iOS 9.1, have the potential to hurt your device’s performance. Therefore, we recommend that you always do some preparatory work before installing.
If you’re new to Apple’s iOS software or just want to play it safe with the iOS 9.1 update, follow these pre-installation tips. They will help you get you and your device ready for iOS 9.1 update in no time.
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