Apple releases the final version of iOS 6.1

Perhaps Apple has set a personal record: the latest beta version of its mobile operating system, iOS 6.1 beta 5, "lived" all day. After all, today officially released the final version of iOS 6.1, which can be installed on most apple gadgets right now.

For Russian gadgets significant updates, according to most Apple, only two: the ability to download songs from iCloud separately for subscribers and the new iTunes Match reset button identifier advertising. 2 more important changes are not available in all countries: first, to support more devices become network operators LTE 4th generation (subject to availability of LTE-module, of course), and, secondly, in the U.S. Siri learned buy movie tickets through Fandango service . Finally, apart is the Apple TV, which was supported by Bluetooth-keyboard, and other useful innovations.

Update has a volume of about 100 megabytes, depending on the unit and can be installed on all iPhone, from iPhone 3GS, all iPad, from iPad 2, iPod Touch 4G and 5G, as well as the Apple TV set-top box now.

The new smartphone and tablets Apple will be presented in the second half of the year

Fresh batch of rumors is beginning the company plans to issue new Apple devices running iOS. According to the latest data from iLounge, the new apple tablet will be released in October of this year: iPad mini with Retina display, code-named J84 and iPad 5, code-named J72. Also mentions that they will inherit the design from the previous generation, though it was previously assumed that the iPad 5 can get the same design as the iPad mini.
Information received from the source and the iPhone 5S - its mass production to begin in July. Design of the devices codenamed N51 and N53 also has to stay the same, but the new version of Apple device will use the new 13-megapixel camera sensor from Sony, as well as an improved LED flash.

There are rumors that the iPhone 5S can get and a fingerprint scanner, made by the technology Apple acquired last summer, but it is, frankly, seems very very unlikely.