Apple rolls out iOS 11.2: Here’s all that is new

The OS versions come with features such as Apple Pay Cash, new emoji's, improved charging and more before that we will checkout the fixes.

 

Bug fixes:

The full list of bug fixes, from Apple, is as follows,

• Fixes an issue that could cause Mail to appear to be checking for new messages even when a download is complete 
•  Fixes an issue that could cause cleared Mail notifications from Exchange accounts to reappear 
•  Improves stability in Calendar 
•  Resolves an issue where Settings could open to a blank screen 
•  Fixes an issue that could prevent swiping to Today View or Camera from the Lock Screen 
•  Addresses an issue that could prevent Music controls from displaying on the Lock Screen 
•  Fixes an issue that could cause app icons to be arranged incorrectly on the Home Screen 
•  Addresses an issue that could prevent users from deleting recent photos when iCloud storage is exceeded 
•  Addresses an issue where Find My iPhone sometimes wouldn’t display a map 
•  Fixes an issue in Messages where the keyboard could overlap the most recent message 
•  Fixes an issue in Calculator where typing numbers rapidly could lead to incorrect results 
•  Addressed an issue where the keyboard could respond slowly 
•  Adds support for real-time text (RTT) phone calls for the deaf and hard of hearing 
•  Improves Voice Over stability in Messages, Settings, App Store, and Music 
•  Resolves an issue that prevented Voice Over from announcing incoming Notifications.

What’s in iOS 11.2?

The biggest new feature of iOS 11.2 is Apple Pay Cash (only in the U.S., for now). Apple's person-to-person payment system works within iMessage and lets you instantly and directly send money to other iOS users. 

iOS 11.2 also speeds up the maximum rate of wireless charging on iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X. These phones shipped with support for the Qi standard up to 5 watts, but 11.2 bumps it up to 7.5 watts. That's technically faster than the in-box adapter, which is infamously slow. But of course, you'll need a Qi-based wireless charger that properly supports rates up to 7.5 watts to notice the difference.

You'll also notice the new ability to control AirPlay 2 devices in Control Center. You can quickly switch between controlling multiple different playback destinations independently. This is important groundwork for the coming HomePod release, but it works with Apple TV (4th generation or 4K) right now if you update that device to the tvOS 11.2 as well.

This update adds three new live wallpapers for the iPhone X. It also brings a change for developers who offer recurring subscriptions—they'll be able to charge introductory rates. For example, a service that costs $10 a month could be free for the first two weeks, or $5 for the first month. This change should affect tvOS 11.2 as well, so all those subscription streaming services might get introductory deals.

There's a new "Sports" section in the TV app. 

The Podcasts app can now advance automatically to the next episode of the same show.

How to get ?

simply head to Settings > General > Software Update

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