iOS 9.1 version update: fix bugs and make details more intelligent

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iOS 9.1 System Update Notes

Apple updated the official version of iOS 9.1, which did not add many new features, but it did have some detailed improvements compared to the previous version.

Live Photos is a new feature added to iPhone 6s, which adds a short video before and after taking a photo. These dynamic photos can more vividly interpret the situation when taking the photo. But the problem with this feature before is that if your hand is not steady when taking a photo, it will record various shaking shots, such as the ground or other scenes, and the originally beautiful scene will become like a crime scene. In addition, Live Photos cannot edit out useless shots later.

The first thing that was released in the official version of iOS 9.1 today is to fix this problem. Apple should have used the gyroscope or some sensors inside the iPhone to solve the shaking problem.

In addition, Live Photos has added more than 150 new emojis, and support for emojis encoded in Unicode 7.0 and 8.0 has been added. Others are some small features, enhanced stability, etc.

Currently, Apple has started to push the official version of iOS 9.1, which is between 200-300MB depending on the model. Users can update via iTunes on the computer or wirelessly on the phone. But please note that if you have jailbroken your phone, you may encounter the white apple problem and cannot start it after the update (unconfirmed).