More than a week has passed since Apple released its update
to iOS 8 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Apple seems to have fixed some of the
problems that emerged after last month in iOS 8.0. iOS 8.1 problems are a big issues
with some iPhone and iPad users ranging from bad Bluetooth to apps to random
reboots. It has also been a growing trend of users saying that iOS 8.1 has made
battery life drop. The iPhone’s history of bad battery has been known to decrease
after months of heavy usage. Even though the new iPhone 6 and 6 plus battery
life is supposed to be better than recent iPhones. This may be the biggest
trending problem of the new update but there are still other problems that continue
to be known by users.
Landscape issues
where the iPhone 6 would get stuck in landscape mode after moving from portrait
mode has been cleaned up from iOS 8.0.2 but there still persist some issues
that need to be cleaned up with it. Reloading the app sometimes fixes this glitch
but I have heard of some users having to even restart the phone to make the
problem go away. iMessenger has also had some bug issues. I read that one user
had a group thread split into separate threads on its own. Alerts from iMessage
have also been malfunctioning saying that a message was not received even
though the person received the message due to their response. I would not
download the new update until Apple fixes the bugs on iOS 8.1. So what should
you iPhone users do in the meantime? Search the web for temporary fixes. Apple
will continue to take up your already none expandable space on your phones to
continue to fix ongoing problems. Here is a link to help with temporary bug fixes.
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