iOS 11 offers big improvements over its predecessor, iOS 10 and is now available to download for your iPhone or iPad. Here, we bring you everything you need to know about iOS 11 including the latest version, details of any problems people are encountering, and the recommended fixes. br br br What is the latest version of iOS? br br iOS 11 becamse available to download on 19 September 2017. If you are wondering whether you should install iOS 11, read this. Plus, here's how to install iOS 11, and how to downgrade to iOS 10 if you change your mind. br br We will list the updates to iOS 11 that have rolled out since the main launch, along with any changes they bring. At some point, an update will add Peer-to-Peer payments so that you can pay your friends directly via your iPhone. br br iOS 11.0.1 br iOS 11.0.1 was the first update to iOS 11. It was issued on 26 September and fixes a few known problems with iOS 11 including the following: br br Fixes the Microsoft OutlookExchange Server issues that were stopping emails from sending. br Changes to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings help alleviate battery problems. br iOS 11.0.2 br Apple released iOS 11.0.2 on 3 October 2017. The update addresses the following: br br An issue with crackling sounds that could occur during calls br An issue that caused some photos to become hidden br An issue where attachments in SMIME-encrypted emails wouldn't open br The build number is 15A421. br br iOS 11.0.3 br iOS 11.0.3 was released on 11 October 2017. It fixes: br br An issue where audio and haptic feedback would not work on some iPhone 7 and 7 Plus devices br An issue where touch input was unresponsive on some iPhone 6s displays because they were not serviced with genuine Apple parts br However, those who have already installed the update are reporting poor performance and degraded battery life, as well as problems with stability, Bluetooth and TouchID. br br Current Beta versions of iOS 11 br Apple has seeded iOS 11.1 to developers.