Go to the software update section of your Apple TV and see if it asks for an update. If it doesn't, don't do it.
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Apple Releases Apple TV Software Version 4.4.4, Tweaks iOS 5.0.1 for iPhone 4S
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Go to the software update section of your Apple TV and see if it asks for an update. If it doesn't, don't do it.
Oh nice. I had no idea they had bumped the software in beta to 5.0. Thanks for the heads up.
Man, I hope so. AirPlay is also crappy when going from 4S to a wireless Express. I'm hoping the 5.0.1 update fixes this.
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Please let us know when you install the "new" 5.01 and see if there is any more languages that Siri suppoort.
This device isn't eligible for the requested build. So, they're not signing it yet. iPhone 4S.
Please let us know when you install the "new" 5.01 and see if there is any more languages that Siri suppoort.
Yep, i've got a new iPhone also with 5.0.1 preinstalled. It's brand new phone build in week 50 (12/12 - 12/18)! It's a replacement for an old one, that had the issues with a signal loss, that appeared after the update from 5.0 to 5.0.1. Brand new is 9A405, and doesn't have the issues, no update popped up. Maybe a fix for the old phones having the issues? Anyone can confirm that?
They do have the appearance of making a single phone unit to be compatible with all ranges of phone carriers. Splintering off just to make some lingual compatibility is short sighted.
Well if you restore from new this is installed on your phone. Probably something so minor it didn't warrant a .02 release. I'm guessing this will be rolled into the next release and it will be a non-issue.
I was really hoping for a low-bandwidth steaming option for iTune movies to Apple TV. When my internet is in heavy use, it's impossible to rent anything from iTunes, yet Netflix is fine. Was just hoping for that option... not yet I guess.
Considering the large number of ATV owners who have been having network problems, I think it's more lots of users upgrading in blind hope it fixes their problems; rather than upgrading for the sake of it.
First off. I don't have any "1080P" video. I have lots of 1080I video and it plays fine.
Me too, great device for cutting the cable subscription. I updated to 4.4.4 without hesitation.
With the ATV2 update, Apple has once again been deceptively vague as to what they fixed.
So has anyone noticed what stability and bug fixes Apple made in the new update?
So has anyone noticed what stability and bug fixes Apple made in the new update?
Oh, wait, I wasn't talking about the Apple TV. The number I mentioned was in reference to the iPhone update that likely has to do with iPhones being launched on other countries.
I'm getting it... do I need it? Who knows. Whatever it breaks will hopefully be resolved with the next iOS update. Life goes on.
Go to iTunes on your computer and look for movie trailers...They have some at 1080p that will play but not that smooth. I have a feeling it's the A5 that's making it choppy, hopefully there will be an update that will get it to play 1080p smoothly. ATV 3 let's hope! Bye Bye Blu-Ray!
iOS 5.01 (9A405) includes a 4S baseband of 1.0.13
iOS 5.01 (9A406) includes a 4S baseband of 1.0.14
Neither one of these fixes T-mobile USA service on my factory unlocked iPhone 4S. I've spoken to senior tech advisers at Apple who have only thrown up their hands and suggested that I wait for iOS 5.1, which updates the 4S baseband to 1.2.01+.
So, is the 406 build of iOS 5.0.1 only for iPhone 4S models specifically (and not for iPhone 4 and/or any other models)?
There's some talk that the new build might be related to this: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4148.
On the other hand, it seems that there's also some talk that there is, or at least was, an actual iOS 5.0.2 version that was (at least momentarily) made available to some recently: http://discussions.apple.com/message/17007866#17007866.
There's some talk that the new build might be related to this: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4148.
On the other hand, it seems that there's also some talk that there is, or at least was, an actual iOS 5.0.2 version that was (at least momentarily) made available to some recently: http://discussions.apple.com/message/17007866#17007866.
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 5_0_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/534.46 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1 Mobile/9A405 Safari/7534.48.3)
I had the SIM issue happen to me once so far. I'm with Sprint, which is what made it so odd. I just rebooted the phone, NBD.
(BTW, don't go with Sprint. Data speeds are TERRIBLE! 200 Kbps download speed, on average.)
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I had the SIM issue happen to me once so far. I'm with Sprint, which is what made it so odd. I just rebooted the phone, NBD.
(BTW, don't go with Sprint. Data speeds are TERRIBLE! 200 Kbps download speed, on average.)
Release-notes?
Many a professional software source would accompany a new release with release-notes explaining what changed (and sometimes why) - but not Apple: these amateurs hail the notion of mushroom management and leaves customers guessing - deplorable
Many a professional software source would accompany a new release with release-notes explaining what changed (and sometimes why) - but not Apple: these amateurs hail the notion of mushroom management and leaves customers guessing - deplorable