Just five days after the launch of iOS 13, Apple has come out with an updated version of the operating system and it’s surely something to be on a lookout for if you want to get your hands on some cool features.
With the introduction of bug fixes, Apple unveiled the iOS 13.1 update on Tuesday, earlier than its initial launch date which was on September 30.
Here is a list of 5 top features iOS 13.1 will be rolling out for its users:
The tablet-specific version of iOS is comes with a bunch of multitasking features, as well as an improved browsing experience in Safari. Apple is also bringing the flexibility for users to experiment and add new features to their tablet lineup without impacting their iPhone experience.
Users now have the option to navigate a place using Apple Maps and also share the estimated time of arrival with a contact. In case of an unforeseen delay during the travel, Apple Maps will automatically send a message to the contact letting them know you are running late.
You can share your ETA in Apple Maps while navigating by pulling up the menu from the bottom of the screen, then selecting Share ETA and selecting a contact.
The favourite Apple Music app now has a lyrics’ view as well. The app will display lyrics in a karaoke-like stream, instead if a simple screen showing lyrics. Just tap on the new lyrics button to launch the new lyrics screen and try your best to sing along.
You can also temporarily pair two pairs of AirPods to your iPhone in order to share the audio from an album or movie you are watching with iOS 13’s Audio Sharing feature.
With the iOS 13.1 update, the Shortcuts app is getting smarter. Creating a shortcut has become simpler, thanks to suggested automations for creating shortcuts for specified tasks, like a morning routine.
Shortcuts can also be automated, using triggers such as a specific time of the day to run.
In addition to these features, iOS 13.1 also comes in with an updated Reminders app and a new method for deleting apps on your iPhone and iPads.
"We’re working on getting this fixed as soon as we can," says tech giant
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