Apple releases iOS 6.0.1 with over-the-air update tool

Apple releases iOS 6.0.1 with over-the-air update tool Apple has rolled out the very bug fix update toiOS 6 after the software's release in mid-September.

Version 6.0.1, which went out as an effective free update today, fixes many bugs, including cute Nexus 4 case one which Apple says keptiPhone 5 users from installing over-the-air software updates. Apple's fix includes installing a distinctive "iOS updater" app to assist consumer credit card debt along, which may be taken away from the extender after 6.0.1 is installed.

Also in the update is seen as a fix for an unpleasant Exchange bug which might delete opertation to find invited attendees if someone user declined a party invitation. The topic may perhaps be so bad that some companies placed into place specific workarounds, warning individuals with iOS 6 devices to hold on to from declining invites and make use of a personal computer instead.

Here's all of the change log:

Fixes a bug that prevents iPhone 5 from installing software updates wirelessly over the air Fixes a bug where lines of horizontal type is often displayed over the keyboard Fixes an issue that you could end up camera flash to not ever stop Improves toughness for iPhone 5 andiPod Touch (5th generation) when connected with encrypted WPA2 Wi-Fi networks Resolves an issue that prevents iPhone by using the cellular network periodically Consolidated use Cellular Data switch for iTunes Match Fixes a Passcode Lock bug that sometimes allowed usage of Passbook pass details from lock screen Fixes a bug affecting Exchange meetings

Here's a photo of best nexus 4 case one's special installer for iPhone 5 users:

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A report from Boy Genius Report late recently suggested Apple had iOS 6.0.One in testing phases exactly how above fixes, with mention that the business have also been at the on top of a more full-featured details reveals 6.1 for following your holidays.

As a frame of reference, it took Apple a small with a month to create iOS 5.0.1 after a details reveals iOS 5 last October. The production brought mostly bug and security fixes, though also added multitasking gestures for original iPad users. The jump to iOS 5.1, which reworked you application on the iPad, and increased the length limit for over-the-air app downloads, came into being four months later.

According to Apple, iOS 6 adds "over 200 new features" to iOS 5. Chief for example is Apple's own maps application, changes to Siri that add more specifics of movies, restaurants, and sports scores, not to mention deep integration with Facebook.