After several beta release of iOS 5.0.1, Apple has finally released the much awaited iOS 5.0.1 firmware to the version. Apple promises to end iOS 5 battery woes, bring multitasking gesture back to iPad family, patch iPad smart cover flaw and several minor bug fixings with this iteration release. In an order to end those woes, Apple did tested this version amongst limited group of people to confirm everything is working as planned. Only time will tell whether Apple has managed to keep the smile on their customers face or not by fixing bugs and battery issue with this release.
iOS 5, dubbed as a failure of Apple, has put them in misery when several iPhone 4S and other devices owners started complaining about depleted battery after upgrading, to so called the major firmware release. iOS 5 brings about 200 new features to the iOS devices, including but not limited to BB style messaging system, notification center, NewsStand etc.
However, iPad and iPhone 4S users started flooding Apple customer support center with several issue, amongst them the most notable issue was depleted battery life issue and absence of multitasking gesture in iPad.
Apple IOS 5.0.1 Betas
Apple took a wise move by testing iOS 5.0.1 beta 1 and beta 2 in developer section, which gave them enough idea and time to test this firmware. They also went one step ahead and invited few selected people who complained about battery life to test the firmware before releasing it to the public. In the past, jailbreaking teams (iPhone and Chronic Dev-team) expressed their concerns about the exploit found by Charlie Miller, which might have been patched in iOS 5.0.1 final release (more updates in following post). Before moving on to downloading iOS 5.0.1 onto your device read the changelog given below.
IOS 5.0.1 Change-Log
Fixes bug affecting battery life
Adds multitasking gestures for original iPad
Resolves bugs with Documents in the Cloud
Improves voice recognition for Australia users using dictation
We advice jailbreaking community members not to upgrade to iOS 5.0.1 at this moment. MuscleNerd has already warned the users not to update to this version before they find out the loophole. iOS 5 is likely to get untethered jailbreak, so those who are bugged with tethered jailbreak should not update to latest build at any cost.
iOS 5, dubbed as a failure of Apple, has put them in misery when several iPhone 4S and other devices owners started complaining about depleted battery after upgrading, to so called the major firmware release. iOS 5 brings about 200 new features to the iOS devices, including but not limited to BB style messaging system, notification center, NewsStand etc.
However, iPad and iPhone 4S users started flooding Apple customer support center with several issue, amongst them the most notable issue was depleted battery life issue and absence of multitasking gesture in iPad.
Apple IOS 5.0.1 Betas
Apple took a wise move by testing iOS 5.0.1 beta 1 and beta 2 in developer section, which gave them enough idea and time to test this firmware. They also went one step ahead and invited few selected people who complained about battery life to test the firmware before releasing it to the public. In the past, jailbreaking teams (iPhone and Chronic Dev-team) expressed their concerns about the exploit found by Charlie Miller, which might have been patched in iOS 5.0.1 final release (more updates in following post). Before moving on to downloading iOS 5.0.1 onto your device read the changelog given below.
IOS 5.0.1 Change-Log
Fixes bug affecting battery life
Adds multitasking gestures for original iPad
Resolves bugs with Documents in the Cloud
Improves voice recognition for Australia users using dictation
We advice jailbreaking community members not to upgrade to iOS 5.0.1 at this moment. MuscleNerd has already warned the users not to update to this version before they find out the loophole. iOS 5 is likely to get untethered jailbreak, so those who are bugged with tethered jailbreak should not update to latest build at any cost.
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