Apple on Tuesday released a brand new iOS 11.0.1 software update that includes bug fixes and unspecified “improvements for your iPhone and iPad,†according to the official release notes.
The new software has a build number of “15A402†or “15A403â€, depending on your device, and can be deployed over the air to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 11.0 by venturing into Settings → General → Software Update.
See Apple’s support document for details on the security content of this update though Apple doesn’t seem to be eager to divulge any specific bugs that iOS 11.0.1 addresses.
iOS firmwares can also be grabbed directly from
Download iOS Firmware for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple Watch and Apple TV.The new software has a build number of “15A402†or “15A403â€, depending on your device, and can be deployed over the air to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 11.0 by venturing into Settings → General → Software Update.
See Apple’s support document for details on the security content of this update though Apple doesn’t seem to be eager to divulge any specific bugs that iOS 11.0.1 addresses.
iOS firmwares can also be grabbed directly from
The bug-fix software has arrived a week following the public release of iOS 11. It’s not unusual for Apple to quickly follow up major iOS releases with point updates to address some of the early issues plaguing users like battery drain, slow performance and so forth.
iPhone and iPad owners have been reporting a series of issues with iOS 11. They range from relatively simple lagging and performance issues all the way through to emails not working with an Office 365, Outlook or Exchange 2016 account. Apple had actually acknowledged the latter issue and released a statement to say that it was working in conjunction with Microsoft to try and rectify the problem.
Version 11.0.1 looks to have solved that problem, much to the delight of iOS 11 users, along with an array of other smaller niggles and issues.
Those who have resisted the initial build until the first set of niggles were resolved will be able to grab iOS 11.0.1 in confidence. Those who installed iOS 11 right away and who have been persevering with any problems should hopefully see that those issues are gone with this new build.
iPhone and iPad owners have been reporting a series of issues with iOS 11. They range from relatively simple lagging and performance issues all the way through to emails not working with an Office 365, Outlook or Exchange 2016 account. Apple had actually acknowledged the latter issue and released a statement to say that it was working in conjunction with Microsoft to try and rectify the problem.
Version 11.0.1 looks to have solved that problem, much to the delight of iOS 11 users, along with an array of other smaller niggles and issues.
Those who have resisted the initial build until the first set of niggles were resolved will be able to grab iOS 11.0.1 in confidence. Those who installed iOS 11 right away and who have been persevering with any problems should hopefully see that those issues are gone with this new build.
