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iPhone's can't tell the time, new years glitch renders alarms useless

02/01/11

iPhone's can't tell the time, new years glitch renders alarms useless

Permalink 11:43:41 am by drf, Categories: News , Tags: alarm, apple, fix, glitch, iphone, issue, software

Just a quick post about the Apple iPhone, apparently some bug stopped the alarms going off after new years. People moaning they overslept etc. its not like they really do get up when the phone goes off anyhow is it? Apple says the alarm will be fixed by the 3rd January (this assumes there eng's can get out of bed ;p )

Can't find mention of what versions/models or other Apple devices (iPad/iPod etc.) may be affected, yet.

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iPhone alarms hit by New Year glitch

Setting New Year single alarms was to no avail.

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A glitch on Apple's iPhone has stopped its built-in alarm clock going off, leaving many people oversleeping on the first two days of the New Year.Angry bloggers and tweeters complained that they had been late for work, and were risking missing planes and trains.Apple has acknowledged the problem and says it will be fixed by 3 January.

The reason has not been given but the glitch appears to affect single alarm settings on the Iphone 4 and earlier models with software updates.A similar problem hit the iPhone alarm when the clocks went back in November, again causing many users to be late for work or for transport arrangements.

"We're aware of an issue related to non-repeating alarms set for January 1 or 2," Apple spokeswoman Natalie Harrison said in a statement quoted by Macworld.

"Customers can set recurring alarms for those dates and all alarms will work properly beginning January 3."

More than 1.7m people around the world had bought iPhone 4 handsets by June 2010, in what was the company's most successful product launch.

 

 

From Reuters/BBC

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