Apple may launch new iOS 16.5.1 update to fix iPhone adapter issues

News on June 13, according to clues in internal logs, Apple seems to be preparing a new iOS for the iPhone 16.5.1 update. It's unclear when the update will be released, but it's likely it will be released this weekend or next week.

Minor updates like iOS 16.5.1 usually focus on fixing bugs, improving stability, and making security patches rather than introducing new features.

According to the editor’s understanding, there is currently some evidence that when running iOS Apple's Lightning to USB adapter doesn't seem to work properly on iPhone 16.5. However, the iOS 16.6 beta released last month has fixed this issue, so it's very possible that iOS The same fix is ​​also included in 16.5.1.

At last week’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple released the first beta version of iOS 17. The update is expected to arrive on iPhone later this year Launched for users of XS and newer models, it brings many new features such as standby mode when charging in landscape orientation, interactive home screen widgets, improved auto-correction, and a new Journal app.

The good news is that developers can now get the beta version without paying the annual Apple Developer Program membership fee of US$99 (approximately RMB 706).

Earlier this month, Apple revealed that 81% of active iPhone devices are running iOS 16, but with the release of iOS 17 beta, that percentage is sure to drop. Apple is expected to release iOS around September 17, when the iPhone 15 series will also be launched.

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