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Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3 With Bug Fixes for Messages, Mail and More
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Apple Releases Firmware Update for AirPods Pro
Apple today released a new firmware update for the AirPods Pro, which were originally released on October 30. Today's firmware update is labeled as 2B588, up from 2B584, which was the release version of the firmware that the AirPods Pro shipped with. There's no word on what's included in the...
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This is a welcomed update, I would rather have lots of updates than living with annoying bugs
Geezus and I finally got around to updating my devices to 13.2.2 yesterday (which finally fixed the app icon moving bug) and now 13.3.3 drops the next day - I shoulda waited another day.
Updating these things is a pain with no wifi
Updating these things is a pain with no wifi
You could always use almost any android phone and be guaranteed you ‘might’ get one update before OS obsolescence.
People have been saying this since the first iOS 13 update. To date, it hasn’t been fixed for all. Some more than others.
While iOS/iPadOS 13 shouldn't have had so many bugs on initial release, I'm surprised at the number of people here bemoaning the fact we're getting weekly bug fixes. In the IT world, it's not always possible to work out all the kinks out before a previously committed drop date, and I'd prefer to get incremental releases with bug fixes instead of waiting a month or two for .X releases to have these issues addressed.
Given that iOS 13 has been a bit of a steaming pile... I'll take all the updates and bug fixes they'll provide.
You said "Hopefully iOS 13.2.1 will not be too far behind." a couple of weeks ago. It seems you want updates expedited only when you need it the most and you want it slowed down when you don't need it. Some people actually want mail search fixed ASAP.
Agreed. Not only do I welcome this, but I would go as far as to say I wish there were weekly updates available with any fixes as they are completed and merged into the code base. 13.2 has been far better than 13.0 and 13.1 for me so far. There are still some nagging issues, but this 13.2.3 actually has fixes for a couple of them: mail issues and apps, specifically Podcasts, not updating in background.
Sure, fewer bugs from the beginning is always better, but can't change the past and you gotta ship at some point. I'll never understand why anyone is complaining that Apple is fixing broken code. 🤨
This happened to me yesterday and mine have been updated since Friday.Apple Releases Firmware Update for AirPods Pro
Apple today released a new firmware update for the AirPods Pro, which were originally released on October 30. Today's firmware update is labeled as 2B588, up from 2B584, which was the release version of the firmware that the AirPods Pro shipped with. There's no word on what's included in the...
I wouldn’t call iOS 13 being as bad as the dumpster fire of iOS 11
Of course there is already people complaining about updates. Lol too good.
Damn you Apple for fixing some bugs!!! /s
Damn you Apple for fixing some bugs!!! /s
Yup. Hate the bugs, not the fixes. Waste of energy complaining about the .x updates.
Around this time of year, I normally tell my parents to let their iPhones finally update to the next major iOS release.
I’m not telling them that this year.
Apart from dark mode being (mostly) great, I really wish I was back on 12.
I’m not telling them that this year.
Apart from dark mode being (mostly) great, I really wish I was back on 12.
I fixed all my iOS 13 problems by sticking with iOS 12.
I love the fact that Apple is updating iOS as quickly as they’ve been doing. Clearly they recognize that some of the bugs need to be addressed on a much faster basis than they normally would.
The best way to avoid this unnecessary hassle and headache from endless updates and dealing with bugs early on is to NOT update your OS to a new version (12 to 13 etc) until it's finally done. Done (enough) usually happens around August.
But that's not going to help users with brand new iPhones. They're screwed.
But that's not going to help users with brand new iPhones. They're screwed.
I don’t get it, what’s ‘ridiculous’? I mean, they could leave some of these glitches/bugs unaddressed for XYZ amount of time and then you have those complaining Apple is not releasing enough updates in a timely fashion. So it seems they really can’t do anything right.
After 13.2.1 I don’t dare install this until we have some feedback on it. Since 13.2.2 apps aren’t getting dumped out of memory so often that my iPad Pro is unusable anymore so I’m back working with it again. Don’t want to risk changing this until we know more.
But not damned at all if the release doesn't have bugs and doesn't need updates to fix them. They should catch more bugs before they release, but as many sources have noted they're kind of locked into a schedule now, so they'd get damned if there were no new named release as expected.