What's next for iOS? Apple may drop iOS 17.1.2 update this week - Here's the inside scoop

Delhi : Apple is anticipated to release the iOS 17.1.2 update later this week. The magazine makes this claim based on recently found analytics logs.

It's unclear, though, what this most recent upgrade will provide. It might prioritize issue repairs before the upcoming iOS 17.2 release. New features like Apple's Journal app, the ability to record spatial video on iPhone 15 Pro models, a translation option for the Action Button on iPhone 15 Pro, and soon the ability for Apple Music users to collaborate on playlist creation are all anticipated to be included in the latter.

However, MacRumors claims that the iOS 17.1.2 update might fix WiFi problems that some users continue to experience even after updating to iOS 17.1.1, the most recent version of iOS 17 that is publicly accessible. Moreover, it was discovered that these alleged WiFi problems were fixed in the iOS 17.2 beta. As a result, it's probable that the iOS 17.1.2 release will also contain these changes.

Apple released iOS 17.1.1 earlier this month for all iPhone devices that were able to run iOS 17. This update fixed a fault in the weather widget and a problem with the NFC and wireless communication of the iPhone 15 series when charging with BMW wireless chargers. This update fixes a problem that Apple reported could occur "rarely" when using NFC services like Apple Pay on iPhone 15 models after they had been wirelessly charged in some cars. According to reports, BMW and Supra vehicles were impacted. BMW acknowledged the problem and stated that it was collaborating with Apple to find a solution.