The latest iteration of iOS, version 4.2.1, is now available to developers in its usual Gold Master attire. iOS 4.2 GM, released on November 1, had been plagued with issues for third party VoIP apps and iPad WiFi connectivity issues. Did Apple engineers work out the kinks or is this just one more step in the puzzle?
Tagged ‘bugs’
Update: head to the bottom of the post to see photographic evidence of one of the phantom iPhone 4 emails sent direct from 1970. Thanks Paul!
The iPhone 4 antenna controversy has been Apple’s biggest worry, this may be the weirdest iPhone bug going: some owners have been receiving undeletable emails from December 31, 1969. While we’ve got our fingers crossed that they truly are Back To The Future-style messages from the swinging ‘60s, others have offered up a more sensible explanation…
The iTunes 9.2 update hit yesterday and it seems some iPod owners are experiencing a few snags with the new software. After the iTunes 9 iPod syncing issues, last year, once again it looks like the iPod Classic that’s suffering. Read on for info on iTunes 9.2 hitches and to let us know how you’re finding the new version of Apple’s jukebox.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7 are vulnerable to a security flaw known as the “zero day” bug. Don’t just take out word for it: Microsoft has confirmed it in the snappily named Security Advisory (977981). So, if you’re rocking one of those browsers what should you do?
Fallout 3 owners, it’s time to quit your bellyaching. Bethesda has fixed the game-killing issues that were ruining The Pitt DLC. It seems that the reason for Fallout 3 The Pitt DLC suffering so many hideous glitches was because of small mix up with the upload button. Yes, really.
A working version is now available on Xbox LIVE and you can re-download it and get back to your fully operational futuristic dystopian Pittsburgh.
Seems Fallout 3 The Pitt is the pits. The downloadable content (DLC) has been pulled by Bethesda following widespread reports of bugs and graphical glitches that have rendered the game unplayable for many users.
The ‘Curse of Silence‘ – a bug in Nokia S60 phones that can allow a malicious SMS to stop your phone receiving any future messages – is potentially a real headache for Nokia owners. Nobody wants to do a hard reset of their phone (the ‘official’ cure for the problem).
The PS3 version was initially criticised for bugs and freezes for some gamers. Now it looks like similar issues are hitting PC gamers finally getting their fix of Liberty City action. Despite getting a supposedly better GTA IV (complete with video editor, bigger multi-player and improved visuals), PC gamers are complaining about graphical issues, crashes and freezes while trying to connect to the Internet.