APPLE has rolled-out its first update to iOS 11, which launched worldwide last week. The new software update includes a number of fixes for issues encountered by those who have already upgraded.
Apple has launched its first update to iOS 11.
Dubbed iOS 11.0.1, the new software update includes fixes to a number of bugs and glitches with the new operating system.
iOS 11, which is available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch owners now, brings a swathe of new features.
The new mobile operating brings a number of improvements to voice assistant Siri, as well as a completely redesigned Control Centre, one-handed keyboard, and better multitasking support on iPad.
However, there have been a number of teething issues with iOS 11 – as is to be expected with any major software update.
Some users reported a dip in battery life since upgrading their iPhone to the latest version of iOS.
A number of iPhone owners believe this has improved since the move to iOS 11.0.1, although Apple does not single-out battery life in the release notes for this update.
iOS 11 also appeared to cause some issues for Outlook.com, Office 365 and Exchange 2016 email addresses – leaving users unable to send messages from these accounts within the default Mail app.
Thankfully, this appears to be fixed with iOS 11.0.1.
As reported by ArsTechnica, Apple has updated its support pages around the Exchange email bug, which left users trying to send emails from a Microsoft address in Mail, with a new timeframe.
The company has originally written: "Apple is working closely with Microsoft to resolve the issue and will release a fix soon in an upcoming software update."
However, this has now been updated to state that users will experience the issue "until you update to iOS 11.0.1”.
Apple does not reveal what exactly is included in the 286.6MB software update. However, third-party developers have unearthed some details within the code itself.
iOS 11.0.1 appears to include changes to the Camera and Photos app.
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