Apple released iOS 14.1: New bug fixes

After many days of testing, fixing the problems users are facing from the previous version, improving to enhance the performance, adding some new features.

Apple has officially released a new version of iOS 14.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. This version was launched by Apple just before the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro hit shelves on October 23.

According to Apple, the new version of iOS 14.1 fixes a lot of backlog problems, including serious errors such as sending the wrong email address in the Mail app, fixing widget and app icons not the same size, fixing app errors. The computer cannot display the number 0 .

The new update also adds the ability to record and edit 10-bit HDR video in the Photos app from iPhone 8 and later models.

Changes on iOS 14.1:

1. Supports 10-bit HDR video recording and editing for iPhone 8 and above
2. Bug fixes for widgets, folders and application icons to be smaller on the home screen
3. Fixed an issue where dragging widgets to the home screen had removed the app from the folder
4. Fix wrong email sending error in Mail app
5. Fixed call error not showing the exact area
6. Fixed an issue where the buttons were displayed on the outside of the lock screen while zooming
7. Fixed an issue where songs could not be downloaded or added to the library
8. Fixed an error where the computer application could not display the zero
9. Fixed poor resolution when starting to stream video
10. Fixed a bug where a family member's Apple Watch could not be set up
11. Improved compatibility with Ubiquiti wireless hotspot

iOS 14.1 is expected to be pre-installed on the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro as soon as it goes on sale on October 23. To update to the latest iOS 14.1 version, users of supported devices can go to Settings> General> Software Update , download and install iOS 14.1.

Marvin Fry

Update 21 October 2020