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Apple has released iOS 12.1.3 for iPhone and iPad users. The software update is a fairly minor release, including a handful of bug fixes and security enhancements to the mobile operating system. Show
Additionally, Apple has released MacOS Mojave 10.14.3 and Security Update 2019-001 for High Sierra and Sierra, watchOS 5.1.3 for Apple Watch, tvOS 12.1.2 for Apple TV, and an update to HomePod. Those devices can update to the latest versions of system software through their respective Settings apps. How to Download & Install iOS 12.1.3The simplest method of installing iOS 12.1.3 to iPhone or iPad is from the Software Update section of iOS Settings app. Always backup iPhone or iPad to iCloud, iTunes, or both, before beginning any iOS update. This allows for restoring should something go wrong.
The iPhone or iPad will reboot to complete the installation to iOS 12.1.3. You will need adequate available storage available to install the software update. Another option is to download and install iOS 12.1.3 through iTunes on a Mac or Windows PC by connecting the iOS device to a computer running the latest version of iTunes and selecting the ‘Update’ option within iTunes. iOS 12.1.3 IPSW Download LinksThe below links to IPSW firmware files are pointing to hosted files on Apple servers:
Installing iOS with IPSW files is somewhat advanced but it’s not particularly difficult. The majority of iPhone and iPad users should use the simpler update methods via Settings or iTunes however. iOS 12.1.3 Release NotesThe release notes accompanying iOS 12.1.3 are as follows: – Fixes an issue in Messages that could impact scrolling through photos in the Details view Separately, Apple has released MacOS Mojave 10.14.3 update and security updates for Mac computers, watchOS 5.1.3 for Apple Watch and tvOS 12.1.2 for Apple TV. Apple today seeded the third beta of an upcoming iOS 12.1.3 update to developers, three weeks after releasing the last beta and a little over three weeks after releasing iOS 12.1.2, an update that focused on bug fixes for the eSIM feature and changed certain iPhone features in China after a Chinese court found that some iPhones infringe on Qualcomm patents. Registered developers can download the new iOS 12.1.3 beta from Apple's Developer Center or over-the-air once the proper configuration profile has been installed from the Developer Center. Apple seeded one beta of iOS 12.1.2 before tweaking the software to include some emergency bug fixes and the aforementioned software changes in China, rushing the update out and pushing content originally planned for iOS 12.1.2 to iOS 12.1.3 instead. iOS 12.1.3 will mark the fourth update to iOS 12. We don't yet know what features are included, and no major changes were found in the original iOS 12.1.2 beta that was the precursor to iOS 12.1.3 or the first beta labeled 12.1.3. As a 12.x.x update, iOS 12.1.3 likely focuses on minor changes, bug fixes, and operating system tweaks. If we find anything new in the "third" iOS 12.1.3 beta, we'll update this post. Update: Apple has also made a new beta of iOS 12.1.3 available to public beta testers. 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