Apple may be planning to release a minor iOS 8.1.3 update before launching iOS 8.2, reports MacRumors. The site has spotted visitors running iOS 8.1.3 in their logs.
Over the past week, MacRumors has seen an increasing number of devices from Apple's networks and in general that are identifying themselves as running iOS 8.1.3, likely another bug fix update. The first sign of iOS 8.1.3 from Apple appeared in our logs December 8, just a day before the company released iOS 8.1.2 to the public to patch a minor issue with disappearing ringtones and deliver other minor bug fixes.
The number of visits from devices on iOS 8.1.3 is just a few dozen; however, traffic does appear to be increasing.
Since we are approaching the holidays and the iTunes Connect shutdown it's likely that we'd see iOS 8.1.3 early next year.
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Over the past week, MacRumors has seen an increasing number of devices from Apple's networks and in general that are identifying themselves as running iOS 8.1.3, likely another bug fix update. The first sign of iOS 8.1.3 from Apple appeared in our logs December 8, just a day before the company released iOS 8.1.2 to the public to patch a minor issue with disappearing ringtones and deliver other minor bug fixes.
The number of visits from devices on iOS 8.1.3 is just a few dozen; however, traffic does appear to be increasing.
Since we are approaching the holidays and the iTunes Connect shutdown it's likely that we'd see iOS 8.1.3 early next year.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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