Apple Acknowledges iOS 5 Battery Problem

Apple will release a software update, which is claimed to provide a solution to the problem borosnya iPhone battery using Apple's latest operating system, iOS5. In a brief statement given to the All Thinds D, Apple confirmed that there are some bugs in IOS 5 that was released a few weeks ago.

"We have found some bugs that affect the performance of batteries and we will release a software update to address this problem, several weeks ahead."


The Apple is not willing to provide additional comments about this issue, but AppleInsider says IOS 5.0.1 Beta has been released to the developer community and mentioned Apple has included a bug fix version borosnya battery in it.

In IOS 5.0.1 Beta includes fixes in addition to battery problems, there are also other updates, such as additional gesture for iPad multitasking first generation, fixes for bugs in the Document Cloud, improved voice recognition performance, and a few updates for increased security.

This new update is available for developers, Apple still needs to prove whether the battery borosnya effectively address the problem that many users complain about IOS device 5.

Many users report their iPhone battery, which uses IOS 5, very wasteful, not in accordance with the promise of Apple, which said could last for 200 hours in stand-by mode.

Hopefully IOS 5.0.1 can solve these problems and soon to be released to all users of Apple devices, especially iPhone users.

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