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Are you having problems with Touch ID after upgrading to iOS 7.1? The iOS 7.1 update has made Touch ID worse for some iPhone 5s users.

Apps are getting killed in the background.

When released, the update could fix one of iOS 8's worst regressions.

It’s almost certainly a bug but still a bad look for Apple.

Apple has released iOS 7.0.2 over-the-air for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This is a bug fix release that focuses on rectifying an issue that could allow users to bypass the passcode unlock on the Lock screen. Another fix in this release is to re-add the Greek keyboard options for pass codes. iOS 7.0.2 brings […]

Less than a week after the initial release of iOS 8, Apple issues the first update for the platform. After the bug fix introduced a number of new issues, it was pulled.

Apple's iOS software quality is being called into question again this week, following the discovery of a five-second video that will force an iPhone to lock up and freeze. Reddit users discovered...

Umm, Apple’s latest iOS 10 update is causing some phones to brick into recovery mode.

iOS 10, the “biggest release of iOS ever”, is plagued by reports of ‘bricked’ iPhones and iPads. Thankfully, Apple was quick to release a fix.

Apple today released new 13.2 software for the HomePod with long-awaited features like Handoff and voice detection for different family members, but...

iOS 9.3.2 is causing problems for some 9.7-inch iPad Pro owners, with multiple MacRumors readers and Twitter users reporting issues shortly after...

The update should also fix iPads that have already been affected.

Update: Here’s Apple’s comment on the matter: We’re working on a fix for an issue impacting a small number of iPad units that are receiving an error when trying to update the software. We’ll issue an update as quickly as possible” Apple has today pulled iOS 9.3.2 for the 9.7 inch iPad Pro, following reports that users […]

Apple today was hit with a class action lawsuit seeking over $5 million in damages for deceptive trade practices and false advertising, as noted...

The lawsuit alleges Apple's latest  mobile operating software upgrade slows down the iPhone 4S.

[iOS 14 Problems] Want to install iOS 14 beta on your iPhone or iPad? Check out all the latest iOS 14 update problems reported on Apple.com, Reddit, Twitter so far.

Update: Apple has pulled the HomePod update temporarily whilst it works on resolving the bricking issue. Users are being advised not to factory reset their HomePods if they were already updated to 13.2. Apple today released iOS 13.2 alongside a new version of HomePod Software with features, including multi-user support and Handoff. Now some users are reporting […]

Apple was hit with a class action lawsuit seeking over $5 million in damages for deceptive trade practices and false advertising.

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Some owners of Apple's new iPhone 4S have been hit with SIM card error messages, even if they are connected to a CDMA carrier that does not use SIM cards.

Apple's recent update to iOS 5.0.1 may have been designed to deal with intermittent "No Service" and "No SIM Card Installed" iPhone 4S messages, is being pushed to iOS 5 users who haven't upgraded to the newest version.

Apple released a statement on Thursday addressing the company's controversial decision to slow down older phones to protect battery stability.

Apps were expected to be released with the launch of iOS 8 today, but they were pulled at the last minute.

If you've been having trouble with Apple's Game Center after upgrading to iOS 9, you're not alone.

Apple is finally providing a solution for customers whose iPhones are bricked by the disastrous Error 53 issue that disables iPhones that had a home button or cables related to Touch ID replaced by...

An iPhone bug already seen when Australia switched between Daylight Savings Time and Standard Time a few weeks ago has now hit Europe. Twitter just lit up with reports of recurring iPhone alarms going off an hour later than usual. So even though the iOS clock changed correctly over the weekend, the alarm did not. Thing is, according to a ZDNet Australia report from more than three weeks ago, Apple acknowledged the bug with a promise to fix it with a software update. So why wasn't it rolled out in time to avoid this mess in Europe? Let's see if Apple fixes it before North America makes the switch on November 7th, otherwise, you've been warned. Update: Deleting and re-adding the alarms will NOT fix the issue. We've now tested a number of scenarios under iOS 4.1 on European iPhone 4 and 3GS devices for ourselves. The bug (demoed on video after the break by Roman) appears when using a repeating alarm for anything other than "every day." So for example, your alarm will go off an hour late if it's set for "weekdays," or "weekends," or every "Monday." The following alarms are not affected by the bug: An alarm that doesn't repeat (repeat set to "never") An alarm set to repeat "every day" You can test yourself by creating a repeating alarm (but not every day) to go off one minute in the future and 59 minutes in the past. Update 2: Some US readers are now waking up to alarms reportedly going off an hour early. [Thanks, David O. and Matthieu Di B.]