As the company promised it would do today, Apple has released iOS 13.1 and iPadOS 13.1. iPadOS is the more significant release, since iPads still haven't received iOS 13, with tons of new features.
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Just in case you're worried about not being able to install the latest iOS 13.1 beta on your new iPhone 11, Apple has you covered. Restore images for the new devices were released today.
Apple's new iPhones are out, and they ship with iOS 13. There's only one problem, which is that beta testers are on iOS 13.1, and you can't put an iOS 13.1 iCloud backup on iOS 13.
Apple released iOS 13 today, offering up a bunch of new features. While iOS 13.1 and iPadOS were slated to arrive on the 30th, the released dates have been bumped up by a week to September 24.
Today, Apple released new developer beta builds for iOS 13.1, iPadOS 13.1, and tvOS 13. Interestingly, there are still no images available for the new iPhone 11 models coming out on Friday.
As usual, Apple released new builds of its major operating systems following its hardware event today. You can now download the iOS 13 GM seed, or various other beta builds that are now available.
Apple held its annual hardware event today, and following the keynote, the company announced the release dates of most of its major updates to its operating systems, like iOS 13, iPadOS 13, and more.
Apple today released another developer beta for iOS 13.1. Meanwhile, however, iOS 13 itself still won't ship for a few weeks. There's also a new tvOS 13 developer beta that's available.
After releasing the first developer beta yesterday, Apple released the first iOS 13.1 public beta today. It adds back features that have previously been removed from the iOS 13 beta.
Today, Apple released a series of beta builds. Interestingly, it released the first iOS 13.1 Developer beta, something that doesn't usually happen until later on in September, after the major release.
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