iOS 16.5 Release Date

iOS 16.5 Release Date: When Is the New iPhone Update Coming Out?

The iOS 16.5 release date is being searched for by passionate Apple fans. Fortunately, with the developer beta now in its second phase, the new iPhone update release date should be soon. Here’s when users can expect the iOS 16.5 update release date to be.

When is the iOS 16.5 release date?

The iOS 16.5 release date is anticipated for May 2023.

With the new update currently in its second beta, it’s expected to be ready for launch soon, provided testing is successful. Looking at previous update timelines gives us a rough estimate of a May 2023 rollout.

Of course, unforeseen issues can delay new updates, so the May 2023 estimate comes down to zero hiccups occurring in development.

iOS 16.5 patch notes

The iOS 16.5 patch notes and list of changes include:

  • New screen recording commands for Siri.
  • Apple News Sports tab.

These are just the confirmed changes being implemented by the iOS 16.5 update. Expect the usual security updates and performance fixes to also be included when the public build launches.

For more Apple guides, here’s the verdict on whether or not now is a good time to buy the iPhone 14. And here’s how to fix the iPhone weather app not working.

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