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<br /><br />Yesterday Apple released new software versions for almost all of its devices. iOS 14.4.1 and iPadOS 14.4.1 stand out, although watchOS 7.3.2 and macOS 11.2.3 were also released. Below we look at what these new operating system versions bring, as well as the importance of installing them on the respective compatible devices.<br /><br />What's new in these versions<br /><br />There was some surprise when the news suddenly broke that Apple had released new software versions for all of its devices except the Apple TV. We were all expecting to see, at most, a new beta of the next major versions (iOS 14.5, macOS 11.3, etc.). These versions were released for no other purpose than to implement important security measures that keep devices safe against possible malware, as well as bug fixes that Apple has not yet detailed. Beyond that, no functional or visual changes have been found.<br /><br />Los enlaces son solo para miembros. Registrate o iniciá sesión
<br /><br />It is important to update your devices<br /><br />Having to install updates that are so watered-down can be somewhat tedious for users, since in the end it means being without their devices for a few minutes while they install. However, these versions are not very large and the process is quite fast. It is understandable that there isn't the same eagerness as when very eye-catching features are released, but that doesn't make it any less important. If you want to be sure that your devices can stand up to malware and be completely secure, it is important to update them. In fact, these improvements are always added even if Apple doesn't specify them.<br /><br />Remember that if you want to update an iPhone or iPad you must go to Settings > General > Software Update. For Apple Watch you can also follow this path, or do it from the iPhone in the Watch app, then go to the My Watch tab and go to General > Software Update. On Mac you must go to System Preferences > Software Update.<br /><br />When will iOS 14.5 and the other versions arrive?<br /><br />Among the major new features of iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, watchOS 7.4 and macOS 11.3 are support for controllers from the new generation of video game consoles, a redesigned interface for some native apps, and the long-awaited ability to unlock the iPhone while wearing a face mask thanks to the Apple Watch.<br /><br />However, it seems we will have to wait for these versions to be released to the public for good, since for now they are on their respective third beta versions for developers. They are expected to be released within 2 or 3 weeks, probably coinciding with the launch of new products such as the 2021 iPad Pro and perhaps even the long-awaited AirTags. It is not known whether Apple will hold a virtual event to present its new hardware or do so via a press release, but these updates will surely arrive at almost the same time as that event. We recommend keeping an eye on this outlet and our social networks so you find out when these releases happen.<br /><br />Source: lamanzanamordida.net