On Monday, Apple released iOS 13.2, iPadOS 13.2, and tvOS 13.2 for supported iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Apple TV devices.
Samuel Axon writes for Ars Technica:
OS and iPadOS 13.2 represents the first major new feature release since iOS 13 came out several weeks ago. Up to this point, Apple’s unusually frequent updates have been focused on either bug fixes or on introducing features that were originally planned for the first version of iOS 13.
There’s a mixture of new and previously planned here, but it marks the biggest update yet for iOS 13 users. Additions include Deep Fusion computational photography for better low- and mid-light photos on the latest iPhones, the ability to opt-out or opt-in to sharing Siri voice recordings with Apple, support for AirPods Pro and the Announce Messages with Siri feature, a bunch of new emoji, new smart home features, and a number of bug fixes.
MacDailyNews Note: There’s tons more in the recommended full article.
Again, do not update your HomePod(s). If your HomePod has already been updated to iOS 13.2 DO NOT RESET IT. Wait for Apple to release a software fix.
I live in a suburb northwest of Chicago. When I got in to go to work this morning, I immediately noticed the upgrade in Apple Maps. A bunch of niggling little errors in the previous version were all corrected and the enhanced detail is striking.
Wow! Finally, positive feedback!!!!
I’m offended there’s still no emoji yet for virgins.
They mysteriously exploded at the same time Baghdadi did.