The final version of iOS 9 is scheduled to become publicly available on September 16, and you’re probably patiently waiting for it, unless you already have iOS 9 beta on your device or grabbed the leaked GM build in the spur of the moment.
Despite rumors that the usual suspects - Pangu and TaiG teams – had managed to get to grips with iOS 9.2, it turned out that hopes for a late 2015 release for a jailbreak tool were unfounded.
Apple is on the receiving end of a class-action lawsuit from disgruntled iPhone 4s owners. The suit, filed by Chaim Lerman and more than 100 others, alleges Apple's iOS 9 update severely degraded the smartphone's performance both in terms of third-party apps and core functionality.
Apple's iOS 9.2 update launched today, and it's such a minor software update you may not have noticed its changes. It's still worth upgrading, however.
