Although Apple has not confirmed a specific release date, it has confirmed an upcoming iPad iOS 9.2 update. As the release progresses, we’d like to take a look at a few things to know about the iPad iOS 9.2 update and release right now.
Two weeks ago, Apple released the first milestone upgrade for the iPad. The iOS 9.1 update brought a number of major bug fixes for iOS 9 issues, stability improvements for stock apps, and over 150 new emoji for the iOS keyboard.
A week after the release of iOS 9.1, Apple has confirmed another iOS 9 update for the iPad, dubbed iOS 9.2. The iOS 9.2 update is currently in beta and there may be a replacement for the iOS 9.1 upgrade on the way.
The iOS 9.2 update is now available in beta form for developers and those who are part of the Beta Software Release program. This week, Apple released iOS 9.2 beta 2, a second beta now available to the public and developer partners.
We don’t have an iOS 9.2 release date from Apple yet, but thanks to testers, we know a lot about the iPad iOS 9.2 update. The two betas have confirmed a few details that will interest all iPad users.
With the iOS 9.2 update approaching its release date, we want to take a look at five things iPad users should know about the software right now. This summary goes beyond performance and also goes into detail about some of the little details you need to know before they’re generally available.
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