Two weeks after releasing visionOS 2 to the public, Apple is now rolling out visionOS 2.0.1. The update doesn’t add any new features, but it does bring multiple bug fixes that should make the device run more stable.

According to Apple, visionOS 2.0.1 provides “important bug fixes and security updates and is recommended for all users.” More specifically, these are the bugs fixed with the update:

• YouTube video player in Safari may freeze Safari
• Web Extension data may be lost

macOS 15.0.1 is now rolling out with some key bug fixes for Mac users. The update addresses problems in the Messages app as well as compatibility issues that had affected third-party security software. Head below for the full release notes.

The build number for macOS Sequoia 15.0.1 is 24A348. The update is available now by going to the System Settings app, choosing General, then choosing Software Update.

Apple says that macOS 15.0.

Alongside iOS 18.0.1 and iPadOS 18.0.1 , Apple is also rolling out a new update for Apple Watch users. watchOS 11.0.1 is now available with fixes for the Music app, battery life, and more. Head below for the full release notes.

watchOS 11.0.1 features build number 22R361. It’s available now by going to the Apple Watch app on iPhone or to the Settings app on your Apple

As expected, Apple is now rolling out iOS 18.0.1 to iPhone users. This update comes three weeks after iOS 18 was released to the general public. The update includes key bug fixes for iPhone users affecting the camera, Messages, performance, and more.

Head below for the full release notes and details on what’s new.

The build number for iOS 18.0.1 is 22A3370. The update is available for all iPhones that can run

Today Apple has released iPadOS 18.0.1 for all compatible iPads. The update includes, most importantly, a fix that brings iPadOS 18 back to M4 iPad Pro users after Apple had previously pulled the update more than two weeks ago.

iPadOS 18.0.1 is available for all users with a supported iPad model. This includes:

• M4 iPad Pro
• iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation and later)
• iPad Pro 11-inch (1st generation

Apple has been working on a new generation of the iPhone SE, and a recent Bloomberg report revealed that it should be introduced sometime next year. 9to5Mac’s reliable sources, who also told us precise details about the iPhone 16 in advance , have now told us more about what to expect from the iPhone SE 4.

While the current generation iPhone SE looks like an iPhone 8, the new model will have a more modern look, similar to an . This includes flat sides and an OLED panel

It has been an unprecedented year for Apple software. The company is supporting more platforms and devices than ever, and the number of new features shipped and soon-to-arrive is impressive. So how is all of that going? Here’s a report card-type look at the good, bad, and ugly with Apple’s 2024 software.

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Benjamin and Chance discuss the latest Apple leaks of the week, headlined by details about Apple’s upcoming smart home display product, expected to launch in 2025. The iPhone SE and iPad Air are also getting refreshes early next year, and component leaks perhaps give us insight into what Apple is planning for its cheaper Apple Vision Pro headset.

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