iOS 7.1.1 update with bug fixes could be on the way, expect minimal changes
Apple could soon release an update for iOS 7.1 that has been marred with bugs. The iOS 7.1 update which was released in March this year came with support for Apple’s in-dash system CarPlay and improvements to the UI. Report from 9to5mac says, “Apple appears to be readying a bug fix update to iOS 7.1 called iOS 7.1.1. Numerous visits to 9to5Mac from areas surrounding Apple’s campus on devices running iOS 7.1.1 have appeared in our analytics”. It further goes on to add that devices such as iPhone, iPods and iPads could get this update from Apple thanks increased number of views it received from Apple devices that were running on iOS 7.1.1. It would be wrong to expect major changes with the new updates since the previous update was released just last month. There is also no information about what types of updates will iOS7.1.1 will bring with it. Apple did manage to make the iPhone 4 a little more appealing with the iOS 7.1 update, to those who were looking to buy one but were afraid of the bad user experience. Of course, with Apple typically having supported the device for three years, the iPhone 4 will in all likelihood not see the next version of the OS.
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