iOS 16 with upcoming update will enable faster app installation through smart way. Know more.
iOS 16 is a big update for iPhone users, and if you don’t already have it, you should go into Settings and install it right away. A new customizable lock screen, touch keyboard, and the ability to edit messages are just some of the features of iOS 16. we with. However, the upcoming iOS 16.1 update brings a feature that will delight gamers as well as creators. The iOS 16.1 update will now allow your iPhone to install app data in the background before you launch the app first.
This feature will be active as soon as the application installation is complete. It allows apps to run in the background and start downloading app data and files. By the time you open the app, it will download most or all data. Thus, you can start using your app without waiting for it to download in-app data. This feature is also coming soon Mac OS Ventura.
iOS 16 to install app data in the background
What remains to be seen is whether the feature will work on games that require a separate in-app data download. Titles like Call of Duty: Mobile, Asphalt 9 and Apex Legends Mobile devices can greatly benefit from this feature, especially when someone is upgrading from an old iPhone or switching to a new iPhone for the first time.
In addition to preloaded in-app content, the iOS 16.1 update will also bring a few other features. The lock screen customization feature is getting a big improvement, allowing you to customize your lock screen or home screen individually. The the battery gauges will come to iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 13″ Mini, and it will also have a revamped iconography. Now, Live Activities are rolling out, which means you can track food or Amazon deliveries from the lock screen, if the developers use the feature.
The iOS 16.1 update could be announced in October alongside the iPadOS 16.1 update, the latter of which is the first annual update for the iPad this year. The iPadOS 16.1 update will introduce Stage Manager to 3rd and 4th generation iPad Pro models, as well as M1-enabled iPad models from the current lineup.
