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Apple’s newest operating system, iOS 9.1, is basically like getting a new phone — but first, you’ll need at least 1.3 GB of free space to install the new software. If you’ve been putting off the upgrade because you’re receiving the dreaded “Not Enough Storage” message, these are the solutions you are seeking. Continue reading
Report from Techtimes: Apple’s Support Community website has been flooded by posts from disgruntled customers who are complaining about the latest update for iPads and iPhones, which they say only served to break the gadgets’ software instead of fixing it. Continue reading
Report from Forbes: iOS 9.1 is a controversial update. Arguably deserving on its iOS 9.x status primarily through the sheer number of bug fixes it brings to the highly troubled iOS 9.0.2 release, iOS 9.1 nevertheless contains three nice surprises Apple chose not to reveal in its official release notes… Continue reading
Every time a new version of iOS is released, you should be very careful to update your iPhone or iPad to the latest version of iFonebox right away. There are a number of things you should learn before the updating. Continue reading
Apple rolled out the latest iOS 9.1 last Wednesday, and it has been a few days since the release. Most people have rushed to download and install the latest iOS 9.1. However, there a quite a number of people suffering from accidently losing contacts during the iOS 9.1 updating. Continue reading
Apple’s iOS 9.1 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch has been released yesterday and with new emojis and bug fixes to the company’s new operating system. While you might be tempted to install right away, there is one thing you have to do before installing the latest iOS 9.1 to your iDevice. That is to back up your iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s plus properly. Continue reading
From International Business Times: Apple on Wednesday launched its first major software update to iOS 9, in the form of iOS 9.1. On the back end, 9.1 comes with a number of bug fixes. But on the front end, the most apparent change for users is 150 new emoji characters to choose from. Continue reading
Reports from Macrumors: Apple today seeded the fifth beta of iOS 9.1 to registered developers and public beta testers for testing purposes, one week after seeding the fourth iOS 9.1 beta and two weeks after releasing iOS 9.0.2, the second minor bug fix update to iOS. Continue reading
Apple released iOS 9.1 beta 2 to the registered developers for testing purposes as well as officially iOS 9.0.1 release with multiple bug fixes, just two weeks after seeding the first iOS 9.1 beta following its fall “Hey Siri” event and one week after releasing the first version of iOS 9 to the public, according to MacRumors. Now, the new beta of iOS 9.1, build 13B5119e, is available as an over-the-air update and through the Apple Developer Center. Continue reading
Apple has released its first iOS 9.1 beta version to the public for testing purpose, ahead of the official release of iOS 9. Since July, Apple has been working on iOS 9.1 and today, you can test on the iOS 9.1 beta version to find out new features may contain in it. Continue reading