There is no doubt that new versions of operating systems will always arrive with errors that have not been able to be appreciated until their launch, so prior access is a common practice and limited to trial versions or betas. On that occasion it was iOS 14.1 that was updated in the last week to receive relevant improvements in its performance.

The reason for this launch is none other than to include support for its new iPhone 12 family of phones , although a list of bugs in various applications and functions have completely disappeared, and support for 10 HDR video playback is even added. bits and editing from the Photos App. Here we go over everything you find in iOS 14.1.

What’s new in the update to iOS 14.1: iOS 14.1 is now available with various bug fixes

iOS 14.1 gains stability and fixes small bugs

The list of fixed bugs begins with one of the most notorious on the home screen, where some widgets, folders, and icons were displayed reduced in size . Additionally, dragging some of the widgets onto that screen could remove applications from folders.

For multimedia, a bug has been fixed in the Music App that could prevent downloading or adding songs to the personal library when viewing the album or playlist . And when it comes to video playback, you have already avoided some moments in which the resolution of the image during streaming was temporarily reduced at the beginning of the playback.

The optimization process of iOS 14.1 also includes the solution of a bug in which emails were sent from an incorrect alias , another where incoming calls did not show information about the region, and even a bug that in the Calculator App that could prevent zeros from showing.

Finally, an error that prevented the configuration of a family member’s Apple Watch for some users has also disappeared , the operation of the Files App no ​​longer causes some providers of cloud services managed by MDM to incorrectly display the content as no available, and compatibility with Ubiquiti wireless access points has been increased.

The update to iOS 14.1 is available to all Apple device owners , while version 14.2 is close to being released but does not yet have a confirmed date. At the moment it is being tested in its beta version by developers as well as by a small group of users.