The company initially released iOS 14.1 to all users today. New features include improved camera functionality and the addition of HDR video recording for newer cell phones.
This release was not intended for public use and was briefly and inadvertently posted on the main posting channel, according to a source within Apple who is not authorized to speak on behalf of the company. Apple later pulled iOS 14.1 along with a tvOS 14.1 update that also came out early.
After the dust has settled from today’s big iPhone 12 launch, Apple is making iOS 14.1 available to developers. Apple tested the update internally to avoid new features becoming known during today’s special event.
Not much is known about the changes included in iOS 14.1. So far, the GM has provided information through the new Explore tab in the Home app, which was highlighted during the HomePod mini reveal.
A release date has not yet been announced, but it can be assumed that Apple will release iOS 14.1 along with the iPhone 12 on October 23.
Apple continues to work on iOS 14.2, the second beta of which went to developers in late September. The upcoming version includes new emoji characters, Shazam integration with Control Center, and other minor improvements.
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