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1. #Iphone se sg 16gb compatible with mac os 10.9.5 update
2. #Iphone se sg 16gb compatible with mac os 10.9.5 pro

There’s an update to Translate to offer support for Mandarin Chinese (Taiwan) translations and fixes for issues such as the Photos app reporting storage as full when it’s not.

#Iphone se sg 16gb compatible with mac os 10.9.5 pro

Second, the Macro Mode for iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max can be set so it doesn’t automatically switch to the Ultra Wide camera when you get up close to your subject.Ĭovid-19 Vaccination card support comes to Apple Wallet.

There was also Lossless audio for the HomePod and two changes to the camera: first, ProRes video capture on iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max, something mostly of interest to the most keen of enthusiast and professional photographers. IOS 15.1 was released on October 25, and SharePlay was the big new addition, a way to share experiences in real time in FaceTime. I never experienced it but if you did, you’ll have been glad of this. IOS 15.1.1 came out on November 17 and was a very specific update, designed to do one thing: to fix call dropping on some iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 models. Smaller updates are also here with Reminders and Notes. There were updates to the TV app, re-organizing the store app, and enhance city maps in Apple Maps in CarPlay. There was Macro Mode on iPhone 13 Pro to improve h ow the iPhone camera flips to macro.ĭigital Legacy and improvements to Find My, an update to Messages and the arrival of the new App Privacy Report were also here. The release of iOS 15.2 on December 13 brought lots of new stuff: Apple Music Voice Plan, Hide my email, a cool extra feature which lets you send an email without revealing your address, to a marketer, for a start. It could be the reason to update your devices now. This was partly fixed in iOS 15.1 but this, it seems is the complete deal. It’s all to sort HomeKit issues, specifically “processing a maliciously crafted HomeKit accessory name may cause a denial of service.” This is a vulnerability which was seen last year and involved changing the name of a HomeKit device to something with more than 500,000 characters (honestly, who has the time? Well, hackers, I suppose).

There are also important security updates which are an important part of iOS 15.2.1. Similarly, third-party CarPlay apps that previously wouldn’t respond to input will behave properly again. Messages have been tending to not load photos sent using an iCloud Link – that’s fixed here, it seems.