And some iPhone/iPad users will rejoice that they’re finally able to delete some of the stock Apple apps that, thus far were impossible to remove from the homescreen. “The problem was quickly resolved and we apologize to those customers”.
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APPLE customers are furious after the latest update to the operating software rendered their phones temporarily useless.
Apple has also shared instructions for those unlucky users that have shared their complaints on Twitter about their bricked devices. “Do not install iOS 10”.
In addition, the control center – the shortcuts that appear when you swipe up – has expanded to multiple screens. You can do that by going in your settings or through iTunes by plugging it in to your computer – but brick at your own risk.
The latest idea comes via sources speaking to the New York Times, alleged insiders who wished to remain anonymous said the next iPhone will feature a “full-screen face” implying there will be no edge or bezel to the display. You can cover a photo in doodles and send it with “invisible ink” so the recipient must swipe to see it.
Apple has also updated some of its less essential apps.
However, while this is all great news for me, and likely for the vast majority of people reading this article, what do you do if you updated immediately and now have a bricked device? Thankfully, if you have a TouchID device, Apple gives you the option to go back to the old way.
#2. It’s a good idea to do a little springlike cleaning by deleting any apps you never use.
While the iOS issues are, of course, unexpected, it’s always smart to hold off updating new mobile software until Apple works out first iteration kinks. Doing so would bring up yet another error, this time saying the iPhone needs to be updated or restored.
iOS 10 adds 72 new emojis. Click it and it’ll start downloading over the air.
Many iPhone users could not wait to download the new iOS 10 update today, but a new glitch made a “small number” wish they had after finding the update rendered their phone unusable.
The above fixes apply to the iPhone 5, iPad 4, and iPod touch 6 models.
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It seems that when Apple releases a new update, a glitch is sure to follow. However, some users have still been reporting problems, including iTunes not recognising their devices. This is being done by making iOS more interactive at every stage of use, from the lock screen right down to how users communicate.
