Apple on Monday issued the completed versions of iOS 9.3.3, OS X 10.11.6, tvOS 9.2.2, and watchOS 2.2.2 to the public, making various maintenance updates to each platform.
iOS 9.3.3 can be downloaded as an over-the-air update or through iTunes, while OS X 10.11.6 can be downloaded through the Mac App Store. Apple TV owners must update tvOS through the System section of the Settings app — watchOS 2.2.2 can be downloaded and installed through the companion Apple Watch app for the iPhone.
All four updates appear to be minor releases, simply cleaning up various glitches and security holes. The iOS and OS X updates were nevertheless put through several beta incarnations.
They may be Apple's final updates to the platforms ahead of this fall, when Apple is due to release iOS 10, macOS Sierra, watchOS 3, and a major tvOS update.
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Is it out yet? I’m not seeing it! This is the worst update Apple has ever released! My Computer is a brick! Doesn’t Apple test this stuff anymore? Apple’s QA has gone down since Steve died! We need a fix NOW, Apple! I have purchased my last Apple product! This is unacceptable! My WiFi is dead! My Bluetooth is dead! My printer is dead! BAaaaaadddd Apple! I’m out of business because of YOU, Apple! Thanks a lot! It won’t install over the beta!
Oh wait, I haven’t even downloaded it yet... but at least I got that off my chest.
AppleTalk still not working!
This update is horrible. My floppy drive stopped working and MacPaint/MacWrite won't load.
What! iOS 9.3.3 doesn't support my IIcx. I'm gonna sue!