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The opinions expressed are those of the writer. Apple iOS 11.1.2 Who Is iOS 11.1.2 For? Like all previous iOS 11 releases, iOS 11.1.2 is compatible with iPhone 5S or later, iPad mini 2 or later and the 6th generation iPod touch or later.

IOS 11.1.2 will notify all compatible devices automatically to download and install the update (and you will be nagged if you don’t), but if you haven’t received a notification you can trigger it manually by going to Settings General Software Update. Tip: if your iOS device is registered to Apple’s beta program (where iOS 11.2 is in testing – more later), you must for iOS 11.1.2 to appear. IOS updates always vary in size depending on the device, but like most ‘minor point’ updates iOS 11.1.2 is relatively small coming in at circa 60MB for most users. If you are updating directly from iOS 10, however, then you will see a large iOS 11 upgrade and your device will be on iOS 11.1.2 when finished (yes, it’s odd).

Popcorn Time 1.2 Beta For Ios

The Deal Breakers iOS 11.1.2 will break your jailbroken device which isn’t surprising, but it is worth noting hackers are having more success in jailbreaking iOS 11 releases than they did with iOS 10. That said, until an official iOS 11.1.2 jailbreak is publicly released (many previous iOS 11 jailbreaks were not) then stay where you are. Looking closely at overall stability, the initial picture after 48 hours is mixed.

The battery life problems introduced for many in iOS 11 were in iOS 11.1, but those who still suffer have found no magic cure in iOS 11.1.2 and are again to @AppleSupport on Twitter. I’ve seen some isolated and reported too but nothing to match the overwhelming frustration with the ongoing battery life debacle. As always, should any of these problems escalate or new ones appear I will update this article. Apple iOS 11 was found to slash battery life almost 60% in a test of 50,000 devices upgraded from iOS 10.3.3 So What Do You Get?

As with most minor point releases, iOS 11.1.2 has been released to address a few very specific problems:. Fixes an issue where the iPhone X screen becomes temporarily unresponsive to touch after a rapid temperature drop. Addresses an issue that could cause distortion in Live Photos and videos captured with iPhone X. Fixes an issue that could cause your device to restart after receiving a long notification in Arabic Yes finding the iPhone X was susceptible to catching a cold is not the ideal way to follow up a bug which stopped iDevices typing the letter ‘i’. But it is good Apple has ‘warmed’ to this one quickly. Reports on whether it works are hard to find since the scenario isn’t particularly common. If anyone wants to update then put their iPhone X in a freezer and let me know, that’d be handy.

Meanwhile Apple’s reveals iOS 11.1.2 contains no new security features. Again this is because Apple usually brings out new security patches only every 4-6 weeks but with seven versions of iOS released since mid September, many of them are coming out too fast to add anything new. Apple iOS 11.1.2 Verdict: Install If You Have An iPhone X (Everyone Else Pass) Apple clearly did not plan to push out so many iOS 11 updates so soon, but it’s a vicious circle because rapid fixes tend to cause more bugs which lead to more rapid releases.

But this also means many of the minor point iOS releases can be skipped by most users and iOS 11.1.2 falls into this category. If you own an iPhone X and your device is liable to experience “a rapid temperature drop” then by all means upgrade. But the reality is iOS 11.1.2 offers nothing of value for the vast majority of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. Given there are no security updates either, there really is no reason to upgrade if your device is working perfectly. You are missing nothing and a bigger fish is swimming closer The Road Ahead The big fish is Apple iOS 11.2 which has now entered its fourth beta and should mean it arrives in early December (5-7 betas for bigger releases are normal). IOS 11.2 will which was pulled from iOS 11 at the last minute and the latest beta adds faster 7.5W wireless charging for the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus.

In practice 7.5W charging isn’t much faster than 5W (certainly not as much as it sounds) and it remains a long way off the 15W fast wireless charging spec Qi offers but Apple currently doesn’t support. Still it’s a step in the right direction and you’ll also find security updates in this release, which will make it a far more important update. Follow Gordon on, and More On Forbes RECOMMENDED BY FORBES.

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