Last week Apple released iOS 10.2 update and today Apple bunged indication iOS 10.1 and iOS 10.1.1, it means servers of the company will not recognize any update so iPhone, and iPad users’ can’t demote to iOS 10.1 or iOS 10.1.1 from the latest update.
When Apple launches a new version, it stops signing to previous versions of iOS within a week or two of launching a new version. The latest update is suppose stop bugs effecting performance of the devices, there was a ‘30 percent battery bug’ which was needed to be solved.
Last month many reports suggested that iOS 10 is effecting all iPhone models except iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus. The bug causes the smartphone die rapidly when the battery is about 30 percent remaining. Initially, Apple recognized the problem with only iPhone 6s models produced in a specific time period. However, we haven’t heard any news regarding other iPhone models.
Apple Support Communities poster ricardo jb says, “Same here, iOS 10.2 actually made the problem worse. The battery proportion seems to get trapped at some level for a while, even with battery draining apps such as pokemon go running, then it drops dissimilar percentages at dissimilar moments, it's really random.”
In addition, as per a report, the company has filled patents for a dual SIM phone so we expect to see the next device supporting two numbers.