Apple will release iPadOS/iOS 13.1 on September 24th

Apple has just released the iOS 13.0 operating system and has announced that the release date of the first major upgrade iOS/iPadOS 13.1 will be released on September 24, instead of the originally announced September 30. day. iOS 13.1 will bring a variety of features not available in the original iOS 13 release, such as automated Siri Shortcut actions, shared ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) in Apple Maps, and data separation for enterprise devices.

More importantly, Apple’s commitment to 13.1 will bring general-purpose bug fixes to iOS 13. Previously, TheVerge evaluated the iOS 13.0 software and said that it encountered a series of problems when testing new updates.

Apple previously announced that other features that iOS 13 will have such as AirPod sharing and the new HomeKit feature will not be released with iOS 13.1, but the company promises to release these features later this fall.

iPadOS is the software update for Apple’s iPad tablet this year, and iOS will still be the operating system for the iPhone and iPod touch devices, marking the first time Apple has begun to “fork” its mobile operating system. iPadOS will be developed as a stand-alone branching software but will have a common foundation with iOS, similar to the existing relationship between watchOS and tvOS platforms.

Source: theverge