iOS 4.1 Part 2

Posted by on 07/29/10 in Apple, Applications, iPhone Apps 

Cupertino has made available this week the second installment of the iOS 4.1 software to developers. This update in particular is expected to remedy a few kinks that have been documented by Apple from users of the iPhone.

One the fixes that is expected in this update is the intermitting issue of the proximity sensor activating and deactivating. A few users have reported this to Apple as they have been experiencing this issue more so in making and receiving phone calls. The proximity sensors primary purpose is to deactivate the Multi-Touch display of the iPhone when held close to the body to prevent inadvertent commands to the system.

Apple made public at their July 16 press conference that they have gained knowledge and are aware of the proximity sensor bug and are currently working on a fix that will be administered soon. This fix is more than likely coming in the next rendition of the iOS platform, which is iOS 4.1.

Moat people are expected to update to the new software once it is released by Apple due to the response that Apple has received with the iOS 4 software update. As documented by research firm Chitika, half of the iPhone populating alone is already running 4.x iOS software with half of that population running iOS 4.0.1.

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