iOS 9.2 Update: 5 Things to Look Forward

iOS 9.1 is less than a week old, but Apple is already working on the next milestone upgrade for iOS 9. With iOS 9.2 on the way, we want to take a look at a few things iPhone and iPad users can look forward to.

Last year, with iOS 8, Apple did things a little differently. Rather than wait until the midpoint to release a single milestone upgrade (iOS 7.1 is the latest example), the company has released a series of iOS 8 upgrades that offer new features, improvements, and fixes.

Here it is for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

First, it was iOS 8.1 and Apple Pay. Then it was iOS 8.2 that added support for the company’s new Apple Watch. A few weeks later, Apple rolled out iOS 8.3 and new emojis. Then, in late June, the company released iOS 8.4 and Apple Music.

The release of iOS 9.1 in October (iOS 8.2 was also released in October) is a sign that we’ll be seeing more from Apple and the new iOS 9 operating system. The emergence of an iOS 9.2 update is another.

Last week, Apple rolled out iOS 9.1, an update that brings new features and fixes to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Apple confirmed an iOS 9.2 release today, but did not confirm any release date details for iOS 9 users.

iOS 9.2 is under development and is seen as the next major upgrade for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. We could see Apple releasing more iOS 9.1 updates, but for now, iOS 9.2 is the unreleased update that should be on your radar.

Details are scarce right now, but we’d like to take a look at a few things we think you can expect from iOS 9.2 and its release. These early iOS 9.2 predictions will help you set your expectations accordingly.