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iOS 8.3 Update: 5 Things to Know in May
In early April, Apple released an iOS 8.3 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Over the past four weeks, we’ve seen a number of new iOS 8.3 details emerge ahead of WWDC and the arrival of Apple’s next iOS 8 update. With that in mind, here’s what you need to know about the iOS 8.3 update in May.
Back in February, Apple confirmed iOS 8.3 for iPhone, iPad and the fifth-generation iPod touch. At the time, it failed to announce the iOS 8.3 release date.
Just over a month ago, after several iOS 8.3 betas, Apple released the iOS 8.3 update to iOS 8 users all over the world. The buzz of iOS 8.3 has worn off but there are still plenty of iOS 8.3 details and questions swirling around, especially now that WWDC 2015 is just a few short weeks away. WWDC kicks off on June 8th at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
During its keynote, Apple is expected to take the curtain down for a number of new products including an iOS 9 update for iPhone and iPad, a new Apple TV, a new Apple Music service, and its replacement for iOS 8.3 dubbed iOS 8.4. For now though, iOS 8.3 continues to feature as Apple’s current iOS 8 update and it will remain in that role for at least a few more weeks.
We’ve been using and tracking the iOS 8.3 update for a month now and today we want to take a look at what you need to know now about Apple’s release. These details are aimed at all iOS 8 users including those of you who are already on iOS 8.3 and those of you that remain on the fence about the update more than a month after its release.
If you’ve been living under a rock since early April, this will get you caught up to speed on iOS 8.3 and its future.

Larry
05/15/2015 at 11:22 am
Again Adam dude you must be board or no life 8.3 I think everyone knows your a waste or your old topics or your rumors
creative
05/16/2015 at 1:26 am
thanks to share information
tom
05/16/2015 at 8:58 am
8.3 has disabled my external GPS functionality. Was this a deliberate move by Apple?