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Apple To Release iOS 6.1.2 Early This Week

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEizRDGRcomd721gFc-XqKoZSFEkPzbchyTfAQ0m2ibQXgI41VY2O1G2qEtHpRD2hXlDPRcSZrGfgPvbumlnRk3X_HBPmbnt5hI7CFNiqoLxdlai5EY-lRcpPKP1KNp-vsIMoZkszjWQxtk/s1600/Apple-Logo11.png" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEizRDGRcomd721gFc-XqKoZSFEkPzbchyTfAQ0m2ibQXgI41VY2O1G2qEtHpRD2hXlDPRcSZrGfgPvbumlnRk3X_HBPmbnt5hI7CFNiqoLxdlai5EY-lRcpPKP1KNp-vsIMoZkszjWQxtk/s320/Apple-Logo11.png" /></a>Apple is to release iOS 6.1.2 early this week in a bid to fix exhance and lock screen passcode bugs. Shortly after the release of iOS 6.1 it became apparant that a major security flaw allowed basically anybody with a spare couple of minutes to slip through the passcode system and access a device's confidential and supposedly secure data. The release of iOS 6.1.1 last week that fixed lingering cellular and battery issues with the iPhone 4S is also susceptible to this security flaw. An urgent update is required from Apple to sort the mess out and according to iFun this should happen early this week. Whenever Apple releases a new software update, users are quick to check it out and report any issues that they find. When it comes to security issues though, users are less likely to forgive these mistakes. The major security flaw was discovered last Wednesday. Apple has always prided itself on its high level of security in its software product so a new update being released so soon was always likely. It isn't known at this stage whether the untethered Evasi0n jailbreak will also be patched with this new update but hopefully with all the fuss and rushing with this new update they won't spoil things just yet. Apple have already acknowledged the Exchange problem and they are said to have people working around the clock to prepare a suitable fix for this. There is no official date for the release of iOS 6.1.2 but as always, as soon as we have any news we will let you know.

Apple To Release iOS 6.1.2 Early This Week

Apple is to release iOS 6.1.2 early this week in a bid to fix exhance and lock screen passcode bugs. Shortly after the release of iOS 6.1 i...

Apple Confirms Fix For iOS 6.1 Exchange Bug On The Way

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi5BX7cWgvdnrLgRu7UDYaFzsNI_Z2qiTd3Zb24XgIJyGK6uHrwaKJxPqzPRKWV7-CZc4BipRLvA27JMy7hPqs1f52uNMEHROmrIAjJSrtfH7y9XH9QX2aeV8oo-o6eA5sxxzadYHIbFow/s1600/Apple-Logo11.png" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi5BX7cWgvdnrLgRu7UDYaFzsNI_Z2qiTd3Zb24XgIJyGK6uHrwaKJxPqzPRKWV7-CZc4BipRLvA27JMy7hPqs1f52uNMEHROmrIAjJSrtfH7y9XH9QX2aeV8oo-o6eA5sxxzadYHIbFow/s320/Apple-Logo11.png" /></a>There was a lot of criticism when Apple released iOS 6 and a public apology was signed by Apple CEO Tim Cook. The criticism seemed to have died down but now Apple is coming under fire for the inadequacies found in iOS 6.1. There were connectivity issues with the iPhone 4S which were quickly fixed with iOS 6.1.1. Then there were issues with battery life and a flaw in the passcode lock screen. Now it seems there is an issue with Exchange support. Everything seemed to be fine when iOS 6.1 was released at the end of January and there were a number of improvements built into this build. It has however quickly become apparent that there are problems that were triggered with this release. Apple has reacted very quickly and they have acknowledged that the point release does have an issue with �excess exchange activity after accepting an exception to recurring calendar event� and that a software release will be made available to rectify this problem. To the average person, the exchange issue might not seem like a big problem but it has certainly been causing distress to those professionals who are in charge of maintaining corporate servers in enterprises. Exchange administrators were the first to pick up on the fact that iPhone and iPad devices running on iOS 6.1 were gathering excessive logs and this was also the reason why Microsoft recommended that all those in charge of servers were to block all devices running iOS 6.1. Support article TS4352 on the Apple support website acknowledges this problem. No time scale has yet been given for the release of the software fix but we assume that we will see iOS 6.1.2 very shortly. As an interim fix, Apple has suggested that users disable and then re-enable the Calendar on the associated Exchange account on the device. This is done by going to Settings>Mail, Calendars, selecting the relevant Exchange account and then switching the Calendar option off and then back on after a few seconds.

Apple Confirms Fix For iOS 6.1 Exchange Bug On The Way

There was a lot of criticism when Apple released iOS 6 and a public apology was signed by Apple CEO Tim Cook. The criticism seemed to have ...