iOS 14.2 and iPadOS 14.2 can now be downloaded and installed in our iPhone Y iPad to start enjoying the news they include.
IOS 14.2 now available. and iPadOS 14.2
Apple just released this afternoon the new operating system updates for our iPhone Y iPad. The version of iOS Y iPadOS The one we can update to is version 14.2 and then we will tell you all the news that is included in this update.
One of the first novelties and the most striking is the arrival of new emoji. Total 66 new emojis arrive, but with the variations allowed iOS Y iPadOS of gender, race, etc., we have more than 120 new emojis. Also included are 8 new wallpapers.
iOS 14.2 and iPadOS 14.2 include quite a few new features in quite a few fields of operating systems
Apple also adds in this new version compatibility and improvements for the new iPhone 12 and 12 Pro. Among them the detection of people with the Magnifying Glass thanks to the sensor LiDAR of the iPhone 12 Pro, and compatibility of the leather case iPhone 12 with MagSafe.
The new emojis in iOS 14.2
Regarding the AirPods, the charging of the same has been optimized and the notifications of high sound level of the headphones are included. New controls have also been added Airplay, and now you can use the intercom function of the HomePod with the devices of Manzana, as well as using the HomePod with a Apple TV 4K.
Finally some bugs have been corrected. Among them are those of some widgets that prevented the correct functioning of them, such as Photos and Weather. They also fix others that affected the correct functioning of apps such as Photos or Reminders.
You can update from the device Settings
To update your iPhone or yours iPad to iOS 14.2 and iPadOS 14, you will have to access the System settings. In the Settings you will have to access General> Software Update, and the device will give you the option to download and install the update.
As you have seen, these are quite interesting updates with a large number of new features. If you want to enjoy all of them, we recommend downloading the update, either via computer or directly from our device.