New iPhone update fixes annoying bugs

With iOS 16.0.3, Apple has already released the third update for iOS 16. The new version fixes a bug within Apple Carplay and some other annoying bugs. iPhone 14 users in particular will benefit.

Apple releases iOS 16.0.3

With iOS 16.0.3, Apple has already released the third software update for the feature update iOS 16, which was only released in September – at least if you add iOS 16.0.1, which is only available for the iPhone 14 so far.

The latest version, like the previous iOS 16.0.2 update, is all about troubleshooting. Apple also delivers minor security updates with iOS 16.0.3.

iOS 16.0.3: iPhone update fixes annoying bugs

iPhone 14 experienced delays in app notifications and incoming calls in some cases. Noisy Apple This issue is said to be fixed with iOS 16.0.3. The new software update also eliminates some camera problems.

Because on the new iPhone models, the change and start between different camera modes was sometimes relatively slow. The new version also fixes a bug within the Mail app that caused the application to crash in certain cases. Problems with the volume of calls via CarPlay should also be eliminated.

When is iOS 16.1 coming?

The next iPhone update could follow with iOS 16.1 at the end of October. In contrast to the previous bug fixes, some new functions should also be on board.

For example, there should be new functions for the lock screen. With iPadOS 16.1 and macOS Ventura, the next major updates for the iPad and Mac are likely to be due at the end of October.

Install iOS 16.0.3

iOS 16.0.3 has been available for free download since October 10, 2022 Apple recommends a timely installation by default – especially for devices that are affected by the errors mentioned. This applies primarily to all new iPhone 14 models.

The update is available for iOS 16 but for all models from the iPhone 8. The version can be downloaded via the device settings under “General” and “Software update”. Apple has also released a new update for the Apple Watch with watchOS 9.0.1.

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