After a beta phase of several weeks, the latest update to iOS 15.5 is now available for download for all owners of compatible iPhones. Apple is finalizing minor bug fixes and will be paying attention to the new iOS 16 from June. While the previous iOS 15.4 update brought a handful of new features, the changelog for the new iOS 15.5 is much smaller.
Apple Podcasts introduces a new setting for limiting episodes stored on the device and also fixes an issue related to smart home automation. The changes are not only available on iPhones but will also be introduced to Apple’s tablets at the same time as iPadOS 15.5. Apple iOS 15.5/iPad OS 15.5 Patch Notes
In addition to iPhones and iPads, Macs, the Apple Watch, Apple TV, and the WiFi speaker HomePod also come with new firmware. Here too, the new podcasting options are used, as well as camera tuning for the recently introduced Apple Studio Display.
There are also general performance and stability improvements. Owners of these Apple devices should therefore also take advantage of fine-tuning and wait for the new features of macOS 13, WatchOS 9, and tvOS 16. in the future. Real innovations for Apple’s operating systems are expected at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2022), taking place June 6-10. We will keep you informed about this in our WWDC special.
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