iOS 14.3 is Finally Here
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iOS 14.3 is Finally Here

The long-awaited iOS 14.3 version is finally out to the public. We’ve been looking forward to this update for a while since it contains tons of new features including ProRaw, Apple Fitness+, support for the new AirPods Max, and much more.

Hopefully, this update will come with some long-awaited bug fixes that many people (including me) have been running into with iOS 14.2 versions. Apple, interestingly, decided to hold the fixes off until 14.3 was dropped instead of just releasing a small patch to 14.2 as 14.2.1.

In case you missed those stories, here they are:

Anyway, here are a few of the coolest new features in 14.3:

Apple Fitness+ is now officially released. The subscription service costs $9.99/month or $79.99/year.

The new AirPods Max are now supported inside of iOS.

App Clips is now available. The feature allows users to scan a small object to pull up a “mini-app”. The feature will be great in situations like a restaurant where you want to order something but now download the restaurant's app and have 20 different restaurant apps on your phone.

Apple ProRaw is now released which lets the iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max shoot raw video natively.

Video can now be recorded at 25 fps, a standard found in more European countries as opposed to the universal 24 fps used in movies.

New Privacy Info is added to App Store pages. It shows what data the developers collect from you. Nutrition facts are now on apps.

Safari now supports the Ecosia search engine.

I recommend you read this article for the full list of features.
['Henry Gruett']
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