Wesley Hilliard
Apple released the tvOS 14.1 update during its iPhone 12 event on Tuesday, which includes support for new devices.
The update comes after Apple released developer betas for tvOS 14.2, which did not contain information about Apple One or new devices. The release was kept from beta testing to keep new device features hidden, like those of the newly launched iPhone 12.
Apple also released updates for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 with support for Apple One, the iPhone 12, and iPad Air 4.
Update 4:49 P.M. ET After a brief availability, the update appears to have been pulled. An update file remains on Apple's servers, but is no longer being hosted to users. A graphic reflecting the availability of the update still exists, and is posted in the forums.
Update October 14, 6:48 A.M. ET: "The tvOS 14.1 and iOS 14.1 updates were briefly and inadvertently published on the main release channel," a source inside Apple corporate not authorized to speak on behalf of the company told AppleInsider overnight.
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7 Comments
I’m not seeing 14.1 offered on my Apple TV 4K.
I wonder how good a stereo pair of HomerPod Minis will sound? Could be a sleek Home Theater option.
I don't know where AI gets its info but it's not out for me and Apple's own website shows 14.0.2 is the latest version.