Apple today released iOS 15.1, the first major update to the iOS 15 operating system that was released in September. iOS 15.1 introduces new features…
Apple today released iOS 15.1, the first major update to the iOS 15 operating system that was released in September. iOS 15.1 introduces new features that were delayed from iOS 15 plus it adds camera improvements for iPhone 13 Pro users. This guide highlights everything that’s been added in the iOS 15.1 update. Integrated into the FaceTime app, SharePlay is a feature that’s designed to allow people to do more together virtually using FaceTime. There are built-in options for listening to music with others with playlist sharing and watching TV and movies with syncing. SharePlay was meant to be introduced as part of the initial iOS 15 update, but Apple had to delay it because it was buggy and not ready for release. When the iPhone 13 Pro models launched, Apple promised that a high-quality ProRes video option would be coming in an update, and it has arrived in iOS 15.1. You can enable ProRes by going to the Camera section of the Settings app and tapping on „Formats.“ From there, toggle on „Apple ProRes.“ ProRes video capture is limited to 30fps at 1080p on devices with only 128GB of storage, but higher capacity devices can record in 4K.
