Apple has reportedly seeded a build of iOS 7.0.3 to employees and partners for testing and could release the public version sometime next week, reports BGR.
According to our sources, Apple has seeded iOS 7.0.3 to employees and partners for final testing. We’re not sure exactly when the new software will be released to the public, but we believe it will be sometime next week. The build number of iOS 7.0.3 is 11B491.
The site also notes that iOS 7.1 is expected to debut alongside new iPads later this month.
Ipad lte should be just like an iphone use the cellphone simcard and replace the iphone instead of tethering option the consumer should be able to choose if they wish to use an ipad as a mobile device rather then the iphone.
Get ready for a 128G iphone. Once the iphone 6S comes out.
(iphone 3GS = speed)
(iphone 4S =siri)
(iphone 5S = sensor (touch))
(iphone 6S = space (hint -128G))
Also (iphone 5C = Color)
They where working on 7.0.2 before the 2 lock screen bugs were discovered so I'm guessing that they decided to first fix them first and now they will work on the intended upgrade/fixes.
It would be nice, if iMessage and text message would work again. I've had several problems with messages not been sended to a friends. Apples quality control isn't that great, i guess?
That's the point, letting Apple finish fixing all bugs and releasing all devices ( iPods, iPhones and iPads) Only then u can expect to hear about jailbreak news being developed by the Dev Team.
True woks excellent , if anybody having problems with iOS 7 do a clean restore while in DFU it worked on mine and many others that come to my store after upgrading and having problems.
Do what I wrote on top, download 7.0.2 for your device, connect to iTunes, enter to DFU Mod, shift Restore find the 7.0.2 firmware you downloaded onto your computer click on it and let iTunes do it's thing ( " Totally clean restore " ).
purr like a kitten lol,
& as for people with an iphone 4 complainingthat it "runs slowly" whatd you expect!?? same smoothness as an i5s???
get a newer phone! trade up youre old dinosaur !
and yes doing a complete reset even sometimes from within the settings menu helps battery life 10 fold, as you'll probably have noticed when upgrading to ios7 from 6 you wouldve got a carrier update as well,BUT hen updating from 7.0 to 7.0.3 you dont get that option hence the battery drain