Then, following the release of iOS 14.2 in November even more reports of fast battery drain started to appear. It wasn’t clear if this is due to a problem with iOS 14, or if it is an issue with battery recalibration or background activity associated with the update such as reindexing. Apple actually gave a preview of the new emoji during WWDC in June, however they were not included when iOS 14.0 was released to the public.įollowing the launch of iOS 14 in September 2020 some users took to Twitter to claim that their iPhone battery was draining rapidly since updating to iOS 14. The new emoji were presented by the Unicode consortium in spring 2020 and were promised for iOS 14. There are also emoji for bubble tea, a plunger, a tombstone, a step ladder and more. The new emoji include an accordion, ninja, beaver, roller skates, dodo, seal, various insects, a saw and a screw driver, and Russian dolls. There were also be lots of new emoji in iOS 14.2. By adding the feature to Control Centre you won’t need to ask Siri for this information, or open the Shazam app, you will just be able to tap the control. Thanks to Apple’s tight integration with Shazam (which it bought in 2018), music recognition is getting even better and your iPhone will be able to recognise music playing in apps (such as TikTok) and even if you are wearing AirPods.
This new Music Recognition control option should help you to discover music. The update offered the ability to add a Shazam button in the Control Centre so you can easily find out what music is playing without having to open the Shazam app. Read more:Īpple updates iPhone, iPad, HomePod, Apple TV and Watch. IOS 14.2 arrived on 5 November alongside a number of other software updates.
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