Even though iOS 13 just went out the door, Apple has just released iOS 13.1, its first release that brings several features that didn’t make the initial release.
As always, you can snag the update by heading to Settings > General > Software Update to download the updater.
This first major update to iOS 13 brings several features that didn’t make the initial iOS 13 release.
Here are the major changes the update has to offer:
Shortcuts Automations: A huge upgrade to the Shortcuts feature in iOS, Automations lets your Shortcuts run automatically when certain conditions are met, instead of triggering them manually. Make your workout playlist play when you start a workout on your Apple Watch, or turn on all your lights when you arrive home, all hands-free.
Share ETA in Maps: When following directions in Maps, you can quickly share your estimated time of arrival with contacts.
Dynamic Wallpapers: Colors and designs of dynamic wallpapers have been tweaked, and are available on more devices.
HPE Primera is the answer to a new set of requirements for high-end data storage infrastructure.
Volume slider icons: The new volume slider shows icons of the type of device connected, such as AirPods, Powerbeats Pro, or HomePod.
HomeKit icons: There are new, more detailed icons for many HomeKit devices in the Home app.
Bug fixes: You may have noticed that iOS 13 is a bit buggy. The iOS 13.1 release cleans up a lot of its problems.
Other tweaks: iOS 13.1 brings a number of other minor tweaks and changes as well, including better iPad mouse support, alpha channel support for HEVC video, changes to adding fonts, and more.
If you’ve had a chance to try the iOS 13.1 update and have any feedback to offer, please let us know about your experience in the comments.
Via Macworld