iOS 5.1 should be presented together with the iPad 3 tablet at the beginning of next month, but until then we find out that Apple is preparing some subtle changes in the new version of its operating system. The first is related to the Camera button in the Lockscreen, which will now be permanently displayed and can no longer be accessed by simply pressing it, but by swyping from bottom to top. It seems that Apple would like to help users avoid accidentally opening the camera, so it implemented this new gesture for everyone. By making a swype, you automatically open the camera and no, it seems that the button will no longer be able to be hidden from the LockScreen.
The second novelty discovered in the pre-GM version of iOS 5.1 is the support for the Japanese language which we talked about here when I told you that Siri has already "recognized" that it will have support for this language. That's all that was discovered in that pre-GM build of iOS 5.1, but I think that Apple has many more changes implemented, but we will learn more about them at the iPad 3 presentation conference.
