Apple iOS 13.2.3 Released; What’s New For Your iPhone

Apple is launching a new iOS 13 update for iPhone and iPad users. The iOS 13.2.3 is the latest update sized roughly 90MB, which will vary depending on the device. Apple says the new software update will fix issues affecting the system search, search within the Mail app, Files, and Notes.

The Apple iOS 13.2.3 update follows the 13.2 version that brought out support for Deep Fusion photography, particularly for the iPhone 11 series. The 13.2 update also rolled out support for AirPods. Considering that Apple launched the 13.2 previous month, the new update comes as a bit of a surprise.

Apple iOS 13.2.3 Update

As previously mentioned, the Apple iOS 13.2.3 update fixes issues related to the Mail and other apps. Particularly with the Mail app, the new update resolves issues that prevented the app from fetching new messages, which also failed to show quotes of the original message content in the Exchange accounts.

The new Apple iOS update is also believed to fix issues related to the Messages app. The Messages app sometimes wouldn't show photos, links, or other attachments, which is now fixed with the iOS 13.2.3 update. Another feature in the update includes a fix for issues preventing apps from downloading content in the background.

Apple iOS 13.2.3: How To Update?

The latest version is available for iOS devices running on Apple 6S onwards. To update to the iOS 13.2.3 version, users need to go to Settings > General > Software Update. Apple will ask permission to download the update and then install it on the device. A stable Wi-Fi network connection is required for the update.

The Apple iOS 13.2.3 update will fix a few bugs. The new iOS 13.2.3 update may seem trivial, but the company says it's important to maintain the superior user experience of the iOS platform. It's been reported that Apple is working on other updates as well. Apple recommends iPhone users to keep the auto-updates on and download the new patches it rolls out for a stable performance.