Apple won't release iOS 7.1 to the public until March, according to a new report from 9to5Mac.
Reliable sources say that Apple is currently planning to ship iOS 7.1, the first significant update to iOS 7, in March. The iOS 7.1 update is said to not have any “secret features,” and it will basically be what we have been told to expect by the past five betas: some user-interface tweaks in the Phone app, an improved Calendar app, speed improvements, and numerous bug-fixes.
Additionally, it's suggested that Apple could talk about iOS 7.1 at a March event possibly focused on the next-generation Apple TV.
A December report from BGR also pegged the release of iOS 7.1 to March; although, the site has recently suggested an earlier release.
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Reliable sources say that Apple is currently planning to ship iOS 7.1, the first significant update to iOS 7, in March. The iOS 7.1 update is said to not have any “secret features,” and it will basically be what we have been told to expect by the past five betas: some user-interface tweaks in the Phone app, an improved Calendar app, speed improvements, and numerous bug-fixes.
Additionally, it's suggested that Apple could talk about iOS 7.1 at a March event possibly focused on the next-generation Apple TV.
A December report from BGR also pegged the release of iOS 7.1 to March; although, the site has recently suggested an earlier release.
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