Apple's AirPods headphones received their first software update today, with Apple releasing an update via iPhone terminals. Specifically, version 3.5.1 of the software for AirPods headphones can now be installed by everyone who owns a pair of headphones, and those connected to the iPhone can be updated automatically.
The update of the AirPods headphones is not announced in any way by iOS, everything being done without the user knowing, this system being unusual for the Apple company. Normally, any kind of update done on the iPhone or Apple Watch is announced by an alert message and is not done without the prior approval of the users.
At the same time, there is no method to trigger the update, it being done automatically when the headphones are connected, or after they are left in the case for a few minutes. The whole process is quite unusual for Apple, but we've gotten used to Cupertino not acting so predictably all the time.
