Apple is reportedly seeding iOS 5.0.1 to some end users that are experiencing issues with battery life, according to 9to5Mac.
Apple warns program participants that their devices will not be able to be downgraded to iOS 5.0, but they will be allowed to upgrade to the final release of iOS 5 when it comes out in the next few weeks. The iOS 5.0.1 update also brings Siri improvements for Australian users, multitasking gestures to the first generation iPad, and other bug fixes.
The site also notes that Apple Stores have received memos that instruct them not replace iPhones with battery life issues but rather to inform customers that a fix will be available within a few weeks.
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Apple warns program participants that their devices will not be able to be downgraded to iOS 5.0, but they will be allowed to upgrade to the final release of iOS 5 when it comes out in the next few weeks. The iOS 5.0.1 update also brings Siri improvements for Australian users, multitasking gestures to the first generation iPad, and other bug fixes.
The site also notes that Apple Stores have received memos that instruct them not replace iPhones with battery life issues but rather to inform customers that a fix will be available within a few weeks.
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