Before the end of September, Apple released iOS 13.1.2 and iPadOS 13.1.2 to the public. And now we have yet another minor update for the mobile operating system.
On Tuesday, Apple officially released iOS 13.1.3 to the public. As the version number suggests this is another minor update for the mobile OS, primarily meant to fix any lingering bugs, while also improving the overall performance of the software. iOS 13.1.3 is a free update for iOS and iPadOS, and it’s available to download and install now.
iPadOS 13.1.3 is also available to download.
Here is the changelog for iOS 13.1.3:
iOS 13.1.3 includes bug fixes and improvements for your iPhone. This update:
- Addresses an issue that could prevent a device from ringing or vibrating for an incoming call
- Fixes an issue that may prevent opening a meeting invite in Mail
- Resolves an issue where data in the Health app may not display correctly after daylight savings time adjusts
- Fixes an issue where Voice Memos recordings may not download after restoring from iCloud Backup
- Addresses an issue where apps might fail to download when restoring from ‌iCloud‌ Backup
- Fixes an issue that can prevent Apple Watch from pairing successfully
- Resolves an issue where notifications may not be received on ‌Apple Watch‌
- Fixes an issue where Bluetooth may disconnect on certain vehicles
- Improves connection reliability of Bluetooth hearing aids and headsets
- Addresses launch performance for apps that use Game Center
And the separate changelog for iPadOS 13.1.3:
iPadOS 13.1.3 includes bug fixes and improvements for your iPad. This update:
- Fixes an issue that may prevent opening a meeting invite in Mail
- Fixes an issue where Voice Memos recordings may not download after restoring from ‌iCloud‌ Backup
- Addresses an issue where apps might fail to download when restoring from ‌iCloud‌ Backup
- Improves connection reliability of Bluetooth hearing aids and headsets
- Addresses launch performance for apps that use Game Center
It has been a crazy month or so for iOS 13. The major upgrade to Apple’s mobile OS was first launched on September 19. It took less than a week before Apple launched iOS 13.1, which featured not only new features like the ability to share your ETA in Apple Maps, but also a lot of bug fixes. Soon after that, Apple launched iOS 13.1.1 to fix even more bugs, with iOS 13.1.2 seeing a public launch before the end of September.
Are you still experiencing any major performance issues or bugs on your iOS device?