Last week, Apple released iOS 9.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The update brought 150 new emojis to the keyboard, improvements for iOS 9 issues, and bug fixes. We have been using the update for a few days and today we would like to give you the latest iOS 9.1 details.
The iOS 9.1 update was confirmed in early September, shortly before the iOS 9.0 update was released. Apple has approved the release, pushing beta programs for developers and the public. The beta has confirmed the features and fixes, but not an official release date.
On October 21, Apple released the iOS 9.1 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models around the world without any warning.
By now, you are probably aware of Apple’s iOS 9.1 upgrade and the features it brings. If not, here’s a quick summary. It brings tons of new emojis, including the middle finger. Fixes a ton of bugs. It also comes with some stability improvements for core Apple apps and services, including Music, Photos, and Search.
Things have changed since its release last week, and there are some new details that iOS 9.1 users and prospective iOS 9.1 users should know.
Today we want to touch on these new details and take an updated look at performance on the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6, iPhone 5, iPad and more. Keep all these details in mind as we push.
