Apple iOS 13.3: Everything New In Latest iPhone Software Update

Apple has recently released the final build of the iOS13.3 update for iPhones. The new update are mostly bugfixes and some few new features added to the device. Like many iOS updates prior to it, the iOS 13.3 generally improves the software features of the smartphone.

The latest iOS 13.3 update pushes out three new features which could be handy for some iPhone users. The Memoji stickers keyboard can now be disabled in this update which could be great for users who barely use the feature and don’t want to see it as much.

Additionally, a quick contact information update button has been added for any incoming contacts who seem to have recently updated their infos. New contact numbers, names, and other details can be swiftly updated without having to manually inputting them.

Lastly, the third new feature introduced in the iOS 13.3 is compatibility with USB, Lightning FIDO2 and NFC security keys. These keys are for two-factor authentication locks which add further security in the device and Apple just added an easier way for users to get through the locks faster.

Other updates on the iOS 13.3 are bugfixes in the Photos, Mail, and Gmail apps. Making new clips while trimming videos is now possible in Photos and downloading new messages now works properly on the Mail app. The Gmail app on the iOS has also been fixed to properly allow deleting messages again.

Moreover, message duplicates and wrong characters showing up in the Exchange app has been fixed. The inconsistent movement of the text cursor while holding down the space bar has also been remedied in the iOS 13.3 update. Screenshots losing image quality when being sent through the Messages app will also not happen anymore.

Overall, the iOS13.3 update offers mostly brief improvements to the iOS apps and adds minor features which could be helpful to many users. This update is no major update and won’t require a long time to install in compatible iPhones.

As of now, the next iOS update is still yet to be known. The iOS 13.3 update could be the operating system’s last update for 2019 unless a major issue shows up before the year ends.