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Apple Prepping iPhone Glitch Fix

Jan 22, 2014, 7:48 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple today indicated that it is working to resolve a bug that plagues the iPhone home screen. "We have a fix in an upcoming software update for a bug that can occasionally cause a home screen crash," said Apple spokesperson Trudy Muller. The bug doesn't cause full system-level crashes, but does reboot the home screen. Apple recently released a new beta version of iOS 7.1, signifying that the public release is near. Muller didn't specifically state that iOS 7.1 would resolve the issue, though the likelihood is high. Muller indicated that the update will be available soon.

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quinnsdaddy11

Jan 23, 2014, 9:06 AM

Apple products have bugs?!

Who knew they had more in common with all other electronics companies then they would like to admit.

brad162

Nobody says apple is perfect, but they're sure as hell a lot faster at fixing bugs than any Android OEM. I love android due to it's capabilities, but at this point there are too many hands in the pot causing slow updates and bugs appearing on some pho...
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marufio

Jan 23, 2014, 10:56 PM

They need to fix this bug

What about the bug where the phone is constantly reminding you that data is turned off for the app.
It gets annoying having to close the pop up every single time when you want to save data.

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