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Apple Releases iOS 6.1.2 to Address Exchange Calendar Bug
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I believe it has to do with Exchange running in the background causing poor battery life. But then again you never really know what they've tweaked
What ticks me off is that I am the only one having this problem. I tried three more times AND WHY DO I HAVE TO KEEP AGREEING TO THE TERMS. I AGREE INSTALL IT.
Plugged into a power supply? My iPad wouldn't do the 6.1 update without being plugged in.
Updating via iTunes downloads the whole OS, so you're downloading a 1 gb file!
I believe it has to do with Exchange running in the background causing poor battery life. But then again you never really know what they've tweaked
ive been having crappy battery life and i have gmail on exchange.. maybe this will fix it!
OK - hope it works via iTunes for you.
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Thanks - you're right. Seems it was 1.11 GB.
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Is there any benefit to setting up a Gmail account through Exchange instead of using the Gmail option in System Preferences, or vice versa? Drawbacks of either?
With iTunes you are downloading the whole firmware (around 1GB).
The OTA update on device is around 15MB (for iPad).
- Not sure if its coincidence, but my iTunes -> Purchased -> Music appears almost instantly versus taking 1-3 minutes to display.
- Local weather appears faster to find my location.
- Safari definitely seems faster.
- Safari pops up an icon on the top asking me to download Google Search. Never did this before.
Those are the only things I've noticed so far with my iPhone 5
- Local weather appears faster to find my location.
- Safari definitely seems faster.
- Safari pops up an icon on the top asking me to download Google Search. Never did this before.
Those are the only things I've noticed so far with my iPhone 5
What a life. Update comes out to fix real bugs, add features, plug security holes, and the jailbreak crowd has to sit back and wait to see if it breaks their hack. And if it does they are stuck in a time warp, their platform is arrested at the version the jailbreak works with, waiting for the hackers to fix their hack if it's even possible. Lather, rinse, repeat. How long did the iOS untethered jailbreak take to release? How many months after iOS 6 came out? What a life, just so you can beat your chest and tell everybody how YOU can do anything you want with your iDevice. Impressive.
