Apple mistakenly introduced iOS 14.1 as a public version today, but the update was then pulled from the Apple Developer Portal and is now back as a GM build.
iOS 14.1 is the update that will come pre-installed with the iPhone 12 next week. This means that iOS 14.2 will stay in beta for a while with Shazam integration and new emojis. With iOS 14.1, users will also find support for the new Mini HomePod and other improvements to the Home app.
Apple hasn’t said when iOS 14.1 will be available to the public, but it will likely be available to all users sometime next week before the iPhone 12 launches. Since Apple also offers iOS 14.2 Beta for developers, iOS 14.1 GM is available exclusively via IPSW files in the Apple Developer Portal.
Here are some screenshots of what’s new in iOS 14.1:
If you notice any changes in iOS 14.1 GM or Apple’s other new betas today, let us know in the comments below or on Twitter @ 9to5Mac.
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