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Some Complaints about Apple’s New iOS 4

June 26, 2010

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It looks like the rollout of iOS 4 isn’t going as smoothly as Apple would like. Even though the majority of comments we’ve come across have been positive, some are experiencing bugs, ranging from:

Some Complaints about Apple's New iOS 4

Photos synced with iPhoto turn are extremely blurry
Gmail ActiveSync is no longer functioning (no syncing of email, calendars and contacts) Update from BG: This probably has nothing to do with iOS 4.0 and more to do with Google being overwhelmed.
Update deletes all contacts, and backups will not restore them
MMS no longer works
Push notifications not functioning
Auto-lock is set at one minute and the option to change this is greyed out
Update fails and device reboots endlessly

Expect Apple to release fixes if enough gripes filter in.

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