10 iOS 8.4.1 Release Date Tips

lundi 3 août 2015

10 iOS 8.4.1 Release Date Tips is a post by Adam Mills from Gotta Be Mobile.

With the release of a second beta, the iOS 8.4.1 release date is getting closer for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. A release could come at any time which means that iOS 8 users need to be prepared. Today, ahead of the update’s arrival, we want to offer some tips that will help you on the iOS 8.4.1 release day.

On June 30th, Apple released its highly anticipated iOS 8.4 update. The update delivered the company’s new Music platform and it also brought enhancements to iBooks and bug fixes for lingering iOS 8 problems. Many people thought that the update would be the last one before the arrival iOS 9 but we now know that that won’t be the case.

Last month, Apple confirmed another iOS 8 update dubbed iOS 8.4.1. The company didn’t confirm it with an announcement or a red carpet. Instead, it confirmed the release with an iOS 8.4.1 beta release for developers. The beta release didn’t come with an official release date attached.

The iOS 8.4.1 release date is unknown and it could come at any time. We don’t expect Apple to make an iOS 8.4.1 release announcement before its arrival which means that you iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners need to be on your toes.

With a release imminent, now is a great time to start preparing for Apple’s next and perhaps final iOS 8 upgrade. We’ve already taken a look at a few things you should do before the iOS 8.4.1 release date and today we want to tell you about a few things you should do on the iOS 8.4.1 release date itself.

iOS 8.4.1 isn’t a big update but it could have a big impact the performance of your phone or tablet. The more prepared you are the better. Here are a few iOS 8.4.1 release date tips to keep in mind as we move into August towards Apple’s next iOS 8 update.

You Can Test Out iOS 8.4.1

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You might not know this but you can test out the iOS 8.4.1 update and drop back down to iOS 8.4 thanks to a loophole that Apple typically leaves open for a week or two.

Thanks to the downgrade process, iOS 8.4 users can download the iOS 8.4.1 update, try it for a few days, and then move back to iOS 8.4 if there is a noticeable drop in performance. It's a move that we've made several times on both iPhone and iPad.

Look into the downgrade process now or on the iOS 8.4.1 release date. Remember, you'll only have a limited time to drop down so you'll want to get familiar with the process before the update comes out or on the iOS 8.4.1 release date itself.