A bug has been found in the current version of iOS 7. This bug allow users to disable Find my iPhone on a device without typing in a password, which effectively hides it from being located on iCloud.com. The video above shows that it only takes a few simple steps to deactivating Find My iPhone. » New iOS 7 Bug Found: Disable “Find My iPhone” Without Typing in a Password
Apple has just released the sixth beta version of iOS 7 to developers and is available as an over-the-air update and via Apple’s Developer Center to existing beta testers. According to the latest rumors Beta 6 should be released next week, however, as Apple noted in the Developer Center, this is just a small patch to fix a bug. The release fixes an “issue with iTunes in the Cloud, where some purchases may download or play unexpected items.” It is still possible that a new beta “Beta 7” will be released next week. » Apple Seeds iOS 7 Beta 6 To Developers To Fixes Bug
A new vulnerability that has been discovered in iOS 6.1 that can be exploited to bypass passcode locks on iOS devices, it is not “simple” but once it’s performed, it grants access to a device’s contacts, voicemails and photos. AllThingsD contacted Apple to ask them about this bug and Apple responded by saying Apple works hard on a fix. » Apple Working On Fix For iOS 6.1 Passcode Hack
On January 1, users discovered that the scheduling portion of the “Do Not Disturb” feature in iOS 6 failed to work. The scheduling would turn itself on as scheduled, but would fail to turn itself off again. Apple now wrote that the “Do Not Disturb” function will resume normal functionality after January 7, 2013. » “Do Not Disturb” Bug Will Resolve Itself On Monday, January 7th
We have talked about many issues users experienced with the new iPhone 5 such as, light leaks, new iOS Maps and the wifi bug. Now a new bug showed up which involves the iPhone 5′s virtual keyboard. iDB reports: “Apparently, it’s randomly inconveniencing an unknown proportion of users whose device exhibits an annoying glitch where some parts of the keyboard show random noise and broken lines, like old TV sets attuned to the snow white frequency…” » iPhone 5 Screen Flickers When The Keyboard Pops Up
Apple has released a revised version of the recently released iOS 5.1.1. This new build is labeled 9B208 and is only available for the GSM iPhone 4. It is not sure why Apple released a new version for the iPhone 4 only, but most likely it fixes a small bug that only occurs on the iPhone 4. The new build is only available for new iOS 5.1.1 iPhone 4 (GSM) installs and will not be available as an update for users currently on the original build.
Chris Eissens
