Apple Releases iOS 5.0.1; Does It Fix Anything?
This update is rolled out to the inconsistent battery life of iPhone 4S and 5 other IOS devices to solve.
Apple has finally started to roll out iOS 5.0.1 update. There are many changes coming with this update that is designed for any errors on iOS 5-units to solve. The update is applicable for all five runs IOS devices like iPhone 3G, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, 3 and 4 generation iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad second
The best thing about this update is that users do not have their iDevice plug the USB cable to your computer to download the update. The update is OTA (Over The Air), this time around so you can do it without connecting to iTunes on your computer. All the user needs to do is go to Settings> General> Software Update, and if there is an update to your device, you will be notified immediately (given that you're on a Wi-Fi or 3G network), and You can download the update immediately.
Apple Introduces IOS updates from Delta 5, so only the desired changes are made, and the system will not be changed, as with previous versions of IOS. Partly because of the nature of this update, its size is only 39.2 MB compared to half concert with iOS 4 updates. The update is quite easy and not take too much time. Users should ensure that their unit did not run out of juice during the update, so it is better to recharge before using this approach, or better yet, keep charging.
What is new with the update, you might ask. Well, since the iPhone iOS 4S and 5 was rolled out, customers have complained about poor battery life. It appears that the Time Zone Setting function that was preinstalled with iOS 5 Update seems to have been a problem. This, along with a few other factors were responsible for the lack of consistency in its lifetime. Fortunately, Apple has confirmed that the 5.0.1 update of early beta testers have said that it did not improve the battery life considerably.
For iPhone users, Apple has added new multi-tasking gesture with the update. The gestures work perfectly on the iPhone with a few sweeping techniques to switch between apps. There is a little known bug related to storing documents in the cloud also found. The final fix was for Australian iPhone users complain about posts, but now correctly recognizes Aussie accent. It is still unknown whether iOS 5.0.1 actually improves the battery life on 4S and 5 other IOS devices, but a lot of users report that nothing has changed with the update. We found users to express their opinion about the new update on various forums.
Since this topic is (almost) solved another bug turned up, apparently. Well, who reports that users have come across a new book bug that does not show contact name if the user receives an SMS or phone calls. Users, apparently, only the number when calls or messages on their iPhone. This has been spotted at a few iDevice and more we hear from Apple. It seems that iOS 5 Battery saga is not over, and to make matters worse, a new bug popped up. We hope Apple fixes this soon.
The best thing about this update is that users do not have their iDevice plug the USB cable to your computer to download the update. The update is OTA (Over The Air), this time around so you can do it without connecting to iTunes on your computer. All the user needs to do is go to Settings> General> Software Update, and if there is an update to your device, you will be notified immediately (given that you're on a Wi-Fi or 3G network), and You can download the update immediately.
Apple Introduces IOS updates from Delta 5, so only the desired changes are made, and the system will not be changed, as with previous versions of IOS. Partly because of the nature of this update, its size is only 39.2 MB compared to half concert with iOS 4 updates. The update is quite easy and not take too much time. Users should ensure that their unit did not run out of juice during the update, so it is better to recharge before using this approach, or better yet, keep charging.
What is new with the update, you might ask. Well, since the iPhone iOS 4S and 5 was rolled out, customers have complained about poor battery life. It appears that the Time Zone Setting function that was preinstalled with iOS 5 Update seems to have been a problem. This, along with a few other factors were responsible for the lack of consistency in its lifetime. Fortunately, Apple has confirmed that the 5.0.1 update of early beta testers have said that it did not improve the battery life considerably.
Since this topic is (almost) solved another bug turned up, apparently. Well, who reports that users have come across a new book bug that does not show contact name if the user receives an SMS or phone calls. Users, apparently, only the number when calls or messages on their iPhone. This has been spotted at a few iDevice and more we hear from Apple. It seems that iOS 5 Battery saga is not over, and to make matters worse, a new bug popped up. We hope Apple fixes this soon.
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