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Apple has rolled out the latest iteration of its operating system for iPhone users, iOS 17.4.1, following closely on the heels of the recent iOS 17.4 release. The update, which is now available for download, brings a slew of bug fixes and security enhancements aimed at improving the overall user experience. How to Update to iOS 17.4.1To update their iPhones to iOS 17.4.1, users can navigate to the Settings app, select General, and then tap on Software Update. The update, identified by build number 21E236, is compatible…

iOS 17.4.1 is rolling out to eligible iPhone models, bringing a few bug fixes and security updates in tow, according to Apple. The minor update comes shortly after the iPhone maker released iOS 17.4 — the update that brought support for third party app stores in the European Union (EU), transcripts for Apple Podcasts, and new emoji — on March 5. The company's latest iOS software update has been released alongside iPadOS 17.4.1, which also contains some of these important fixes.Just like previous iOS 17 releases, the…

There's a new version of visionOS available for all Apple Vision Pro users to get their hands on. It's visionOS 1.1.1, and it brings "important bug fixes and security updates" to the headset.We don't gain a groundbreaking new feature in this software update, unfortunately – it's more of a refinement. But minor update or no, Apple does recommend it for all users. Think of it just like iOS updates on the best iPhones. And it's especially important considering how new the Vision Pro is: There are still some bugs lurking…

Apple has released the first beta of iOS 17.4.1 and iPadOS 17.4.1 to developers. It's part of the wider iOS 17 software that was introduced at WWDC 2023. The release means developers, keen testers, or anyone else that wants to live on the wild side of iOS can start testing out the software. For everyone else, it'll be available in the coming weeks after multiple beta revisions iron out bugs and add additional features.According to Apple's release notes, iOS/iPadOS 17.4.1 comes with a bunch of security updates and bug…

After releasing visionOS 1.1 to Apple Vision Pro users, Apple is now making available visionOS 1.1.1. This update offers “important bug fixes and security updates.” Although Cupertino doesn’t disclaim which bugs were fixed and what security issues were patched, Apple Vision Pro users should update to this new version.visionOS 1.1.1 can be downloaded on the device’s Settings app. With the previous version, visionOS 1.1, Apple added Device Management to Vision Pro. With that, IT departments can manage these…

The Nothing Phone (2a) unveiled earlier this month with Nothing OS 2.5.3 is receiving the Nothing OS 2.5.4 update. The update promises to enhance the color accuracy and saturation of the smartphone's camera while optimizing the consistency between the primary and ultrawide shooters. Nothing Phone (2a) Additionally, Nothing OS 2.5.4 optimizes Ultra XDR photos for brightness and tone and fine-tunes the bokeh effect in the Portrait Mode. Nothing says the update also improves the overall performance…

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETSince Apple released the MacOS Sonoma 14.4 update earlier this month, users have reported numerous bugs, ranging from printers and hubs disappearing to iCloud Drive trashing saved versions of files.The list of bugs being reported is a long and diverse one, and includes the following:Also: The best and newest Macs comparedPrinters -- in particular HP printers accessed over networks -- are disappearing due to missing printer drivers.Connectivity issues with USB hubs and monitor…

Nothing Phone 2a was launched in India on March 5 and went on sale in the country on March 12. The phone is available in three RAM and storage configurations and two colour options. It is powered by an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity chipset and is backed by a 5,000mAh battery with support for wired fast charging. The handset runs Android 14-based NothingOS 2.5 out-of-the-box. The newly-launched mid-range smartphone has started receiving an OS upgrade that comes with several improvements.The NothingOS 2.5.3 update has…

Interrogating enemies in Call of Duty: Warzone is a useful tactic to locate the enemy team. Like using Caveira in Rainbow Six: Siege, a downed player can be interrogated to reveal their teammates’ location. However, right now, the mechanic is causing a game-breaking bug that’s probably not worth the risk. Better to hold off and find those enemy locations the old fashioned way. Interrogating in Warzone can prevent you from swapping weapons According to a recent post from Call of Duty Updates on Twitter, an issue is under…

Another feature unveils new emoji for those of you who like to flavor your texts. You'll find emojis for a mushroom, a phoenix, a lime, a broken chain, and shaking heads. Plus, you can maneuver 18 different people and body emojis to place them in a different direction.And with the third feature, the Apple Messages for Business service will now offer details on order status, flight notifications, fraud alerts, and other transactions.Now, how about those bug fixes?Review: M3 MacBook Air: Apple's AI computer for the…