Although there is no official confirmation yet, it seems that an iOS 7.1.3 release date will still happen before the iOS 8 arrives.

After Apple launched the iOS 7.1.2 update, some reports speculated that it would be the final minor update for the 7^th iteration of the mobile OS since the iOS 8 public release is already set for this fall season. However, new reports are now suggesting that the iOS 7.1.3 release date may be set soon.

Phone Arena reported an issue experienced by an iPad Air and iPhone 5S user in Lithuania. Accordingly, wrong regional holidays are appearing on the calendar application of both the iPad Air and iPhone 5S after installing the iOS 7.1.2 update. After setting the correct region, the holidays showing for the year 2014 are those celebrated in Canada, Mexico and Canada.

The user from Lithuania sent out an email to Apple and received a response, which according to this post stated that there is a software issue with the calendar app. The reply further said that it will be resolved with the next update, which can be the iOS 7.1.3 firmware.

However, Apple has not mentioned any feasible timeframe for the iOS 7.1.3 release date.

Aside from an email, the iPad Air and iPhone 5S user from Lithuania who discovered the issue on the calendar app also posted a Youtube video about it. Watch it below to learn more about this Calendar app bug.

Meanwhile, battery drain is another possible issue that the new update will provide come the iOS 7.1.3 release date. A report on PhonesReview.co.uk noted:

 "Of course it remains to be seen if iOS 7.1.3 will solve the problem with battery drain that some readers have reported to us, and which some of us at Phones Review have noticed on our own devices."

Those who want to install the iOS 7.1.2 update on campatible Apple devices can visit this post.

Make sure to check back on this site for more reports about Apply updates, especially the iOS 7.1.3 release date.