Apple OS update rolling out now

The tech giant, Apple Inc.'s pre-order supply chain for the upcoming iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, which is expected to hit the market in coming Friday, got exhausted before 4 days from the release.

Apple is working on a fix in another software update.

A week after releasing iOS 9 to iPhone and iPad users, Apple has now shipped the first bug fix update to the operating system.

The bypass can be reproduced on a device with either a 4-digit or 6-digit passcode.

The update will be available to all users via an Over-The-Air (OTA) push which they can access through Settings General Software Update on your iOS device or via iTunes. Eventually, Apple got rid of the bugs with numerous updates to the iOS version, and it will most likely be the case with iOS 9.

An issue where the paused frame in a video played using Safari or Photos would appear distorted is also fixed in the iOS 9.0.1 version. As one example, some users have turned off virtual assistant Siri's new app prediction features to try to speed up the phone.

The widespread adoption of the latest software allows app developers to upgrade their apps more often on iOS to take advantage of its new capabilities without worrying that they will lose large chunks of their users. However, Apple has corrected the problem in iOS 9 by making it smaller in size and equipping it with a more intelligent installer. These would include issues related to the users not being able to complete the set up process after installing the iOS 9.0 updates. Apple has not only made the OS more power efficient, but it has also introduced a range of features including new native applications, which have notably added value to the user interface.