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iOS 9.2 and watchOS 2.1 updates released by Apple

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If you’re rocking an iPhone, it’s time once again to install a new iOS update.

iOS 9.2 is now rolling out to the iPhone and iPad, complete with a handful of new features and a bevy of bug fixes. The update brings some tweaks to the Safari View Controller, which lets third-party apps use a Safari-based browser rather than one from the developer. For example, Safari View Controller can now request a desktop site, and you can swipe from the edge of the screen to dismiss the browser.

This iOS update also brings some Apple Music improvements, including tweaks related to making playlists and saving songs offline. There’s a new Top Stories section in Apple News, a Mail Drop feature in Mail for sending large attachments, 3D Touch in iBooks, improved stability for Apple’s Safari and Podcasts apps, and many accessibility improvements.

To grab this update, head into Settings > General > Software Update. And while you’re on your iPhone, you can also go into Watch > General > Software Update to grab the watchOS 2.1 update for the Apple Watch if you happen to have one strapped to your wrist. This update adds support for many new system languages and also packs in some bug fixes. Finally, T-Mobile is pushing out Carrier Bundle 23.1, which you can get by going into Settings > General > About.

These updates may not sound super exciting at first, but there are some nice app-specific tweaks included in iOS 9.2. And I’d say that having a less buggy iPhone or Apple Watch is something to get excited about, especially when we’re starting to trudge through the middle of the work week.

If you’re curious about what the full iOS 9.2 changelog looks like, you can find it below:

New features

Improvements

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