New Delhi: Apple launched the iPhone 13 series, Apple Watch Series 7 and the new iPad last week (September 14) on the California streaming event.
In the same event, the company announced that iOS 15 – the operating system for the iPhone – will arrive on September 20.
New iOS 15 software (also iPados 15 for iPad) offers several new features including the ability to make facetime calls with Android users, improvements to Apple maps, new notification experiences, tools that reduce interference, complete redesignment for safari and more.
While the iOS15 and iPados features are interesting and useful, it might make sense for iPhone and iPad users to wait some time before going for a new OS.
Here are 5 reasons why you don’t have to rush to download updates.
iOS 15 will not be ‘flawless’ on Launcheven even though this is the first public version of iOS 15 and has gone through several beta versions, some strange bugs always find their way to the public version.
During the launch of iOS14, the initial version returns several user default browsers and email applications every time the device has rebooted.
Other small technical problems and technical problems have appeared in the iPados 15 and iOS 15 beta.
Even though this disorder does not stop you from using your device completely, they can still be annoying.
There may be a ‘crash’ application some of the iOS 15 beta version testers reportedly said that the third Build IOS 15 is rather buggy.
The application keeps crashing regularly and the keyboard on the iPad Pro stops working randomly.
We are quite sure that developers may have identified and discuss most of the problems.
However, it was not a bad idea to wait and see how the response was in the early days.
Banking to iOS 14 will be difficult to release new iOS completely different from security updates, but it is an important difference to make.
Make sure the device is ready before you decide to install iOS 15.
Because it’s not impossible but it’s hard to return to the previous OS version.
How long should you wait again in the iOS 14 example, a bug with the default application is completed within a week.
Look for this window: Wait for a week, maybe two if you are very careful, then Update iOS.
Most of the initial problems in the new version and bugs for each application are handled within a few weeks.