Updated: December 15, 2020 12:47:10 pm
Apple has released the latest iOS 14.3 and iPadOS 14.3 updates for all eligible users. The latest software update brings Apple’s new ProRAW photography mode, which is rolling out for iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max users. The update also adds support for the recently released Apple AirPods Max headphones and Apple Fitness + subscription service, which is currently available in select countries. It even brings some fixes and improvements. Read on to find out all about the latest iOS 14.3 update.
What devices have iOS 14.3?
The iOS 14.3 update is available to download for iPhone 12 series, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS, iPhone XR, and iPhone SE (2020). The list also includes iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, and first-generation iPhone SE.
How to update to iOS 14.3?
Apple has released iOS 14.3 via an over-the-air (OTA) update and it is expected to hit all iOS devices in the coming days. You can check for the iOS 14.3 update by heading to the Settings section of your device. Then you need to visit the General section and then choose Software Update. If your device has received the latest version of iOS, you will see the iOS 14.3 update in the software section. Just tap on the ‘Download and Install’ option to update your device to the latest version of Apple software. If the update is not visible, you don’t need to worry as it will be delivered to you in a few days.
iOS 14.3: full list of features and improvements
The recently released iOS 14.3 update gives you the option to record 25fps video. Adds ProRAW photo mode for Apple iPhone 12 Pro and Max users. This mode will give users a raw image, which will have a much larger file size than standard images taken by a user. A raw image means that you will not get a modified and well adjusted image in terms of exposure, noise and other things. Users can edit all ProRAW photos within the Photos app on the iPhone.
Apart from this, iOS users also get the mirroring option for selfies. This feature will be available for iPhone 6s series, iPhone SE, iPhone 7 series, iPhone 8 series, iPhone X, and some older iPad units. Apple has also added a new privacy information section to the App Store pages. After downloading this update, users will now notice a developer-reported summary of any application’s privacy practices.
The Apple TV app has received a new Apple TV + tab that will make it easier for you to find and view your subscription content for the streaming platform. The company has also improved search and you will now be able to search for content by genre and the top results displayed for all relevant matches in movies, TV shows, artists, etc.
As mentioned above, the update provides support for Apple Fitness +, which is a subscription-based fitness service powered by Apple Watch. It is available in various countries and to use it properly, users will need the latest iOS 14.3 update. The service is compatible with Apple Watch Series 3 and later versions. Apple has mentioned that the subscription will initially be available in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The service will offer trainings and training sessions, and personalized recommendations. Apple has promised that it will add new exercise videos every week. These include interval training, indoor cycling, yoga, core, strength, dance, rowing, treadmill walking, treadmill running, and mindful cool-down.
The latest update brings support for Apple AirPods Max and offers features like Hi-Fi Audio, Adaptive Equalizer, Active Noise Cancellation, Transparency Mode and Spatial Audio. If you have purchased the new headphones from Apple, please make sure your phone has the latest version of iOS 14.3 to configure them.
Apple will now display air quality data in Weather, Maps, and Siri for locations in mainland China. The changelog says that air quality health recommendations are provided in Weather and Siri for the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, India, and Mexico at certain air quality levels. The release addresses some other issues as well, which you can check out here.
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