Apple acknowledges battery life issue in iOS 5, promises a fix
Ever since Apple released iOS 5 to users there have been a lot of complaints, particularly from iPhone 4S users, regarding the disappointing battery life on their iOS devices. It has been more than a couple of weeks now but Apple refused to comment on the situation, until now.
In a statement given to AllThingsD, Apple acknowledged the issue and promised to release a software update in a few weeks to solve the issue.
At about the same time that Apple acknowledged the issue, they also seeded iOS 5.0.1 beta to developers. Among many things, this update the battery life issue in iOS 5. Other changes include addition of multitasking gestures in the first generation iPad, resolved bugs with documents in the Cloud, improved voice recognition for Australian users using dictation and other security improvements.
You can get the update from Apple's developer site if you're a developer or wait for a while till it becomes available to you.
Reader comments
- shaida
- 11 Nov 2011
- KIB
you are right
- x10
- 07 Nov 2011
- Rbq
We all ready a personal assistant on android!
- AnonD-4392
- 06 Nov 2011
- 2SS
Snub what?? The FM Transmitter? Lifetime free GPS with voice guidance? HDMI out? (Cable included) USB On-the-Go? (Cable included) The unbeatable 12 MP Carl Zeiss Camera? HD Video with Stereo Audio? Or the Battery that lasts 2 Days...