On October 24, iOS 16.1 was officially released by Apple

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Apple revealed new iPads a few of days ago and said that the iPadOS 16 update would be released on Monday, October 24. Based on earlier speculations, we predicted that iOS 16.1 might be released at the same time, and today Apple has validated our prediction.

On October 24, iOS 16.1 will be released, thus we can now infer that reports that the iPadOS release will also bear the version number 16.1 are likely to be accurate. The business should synchronize the version numbers of its mobile operating systems.

Even if you don’t own an Apple Watch, iOS 16.1 will allow you to subscribe to Apple Fitness+ from your iPhone. The middle tab’s Fitness app, which is accessible in 21 nations including Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, the UAE, the UK, and the US, will be fully integrated with Fitness+.

Apple Fitness+

Fitness+ will be accessible to registered iPhone users in the 21 nations it supports starting today, October 24, even if they don’t own an Apple Watch. The whole service with more than 3,000 studio-style exercises and meditations is accessible to iPhone users. Along with the anticipated calories burned that will be used to advance in their run, users will also receive trainer instructions, interval timings, and other information on the screen.

Users can sustain their workouts through training programs, prizes, activity sharing, etc. with the help of Fitness+, which is fully integrated with the Fitness app and is found in a central tab with iOS 16.1. have an iPhone to sign up for and may then use their iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV to access Fitness+.

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Live Activities

iPhone users can keep informed by using actions straight from third-party apps, which display interactive notifications on the lock screen. Additionally, users of the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max can view live events on Dynamic Island.

iCloud Shared Photo Library

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iPhone users will have access to a private gallery with iOS 16.1 so they may share pictures and movies with up to five other people. Among other things, the new iCloud Shared Photo Library adds setup guidelines and gallery filters. iPhone users can also add, edit, favorite, add, and remove images using this feature.

Charge with clean energy

The iPhone will reportedly support clean energy charging in iOS 16.1, which aims to cut carbon emissions by only charging when electricity is available that produces fewer CO2 emissions.

Wallet

According to reports, Wallet in iOS 16.1 would allow users to securely share keys for things like hotel rooms, cars, and other items through messaging apps like Messages and WhatsApp. Customers of the Apple Card can improve their daily cash flow by transferring it to a high-yield savings account.