With the release of iOS 7, Apple dramatically overhauled its entire mobile operating system. iOS 7.1, which has had five beta versions so far, aims to fix a lot of the bugs from iOS 7. Users have been experiencing many problems with iOS 7 including slowness, app crashes, the black/white screen of death, and constant random reboots.
BGR reports Apple will most likely not release another beta of iOS 7.1 for developers, meaning that the final release will be available in the coming weeks. Several sources have said the public release of iOS 7.1 will come in early March.
Currently, there is no set date for the release of iOS 7.1 although we do expect a gold master build to be available before it goes public.
Apple released iOS 7.1 beta 5 to developers earlier today. Along with all the bug fixes coming in iOS 7.1 Apple is also expected to release iOS in the Car in the same update.
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