Apple has released a firmware update for the Beats 360 over-ear headphones, which customers will receive upon ordering. The new firmware is identified as version 4A262, an upgrade from the previous version 4A260.
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Details regarding the contents of the firmware update have not been disclosed, but Apple may provide information on its support site.
The Beats 360, announced today, feature a new over-ear design emphasizing comfort, active noise cancellation, and enhanced sound quality. These headphones come in various colors and allow for customization with removable ear cups and headband cushions. They are priced at $349.99 and can be ordered directly from Apple's website or Amazon.
Firmware updates for the Beats are delivered over-the-air. Users can install the update when the headphones are fully charged and connected to an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Apple advises that the headphones should be turned off and within Bluetooth range of the paired device. For Android users, the update can be applied via the dedicated Beats app.