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APPLE HAS COME out and apologised for releasing an iOS8 update which left some users unable to make or receive calls.
The update, iOS 8.0.1, came exactly a week after the new operating system was officially released.
It went live last night before being quickly taken down after users reported dropped phone signals and problems with Touch ID.
Apple said it’s working on a new version, iOS 8.0.2, that would fix the issue and will be released in the next few days.
We apologise for the great inconvenience experienced by users, and are working around the clock to prepare iOS 8.0.2 with a fix for the issue, and will release it as soon as it is ready in the next few days.
As a workaround, the company published a support document which allows users to reinstall iOS8 through iTunes.
The error comes after Apple experienced a number of setbacks since it first announced the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Users were annoyed when it released the new U2 album for free and saw the album automatically download onto their devices without their permission. Apple then had to provide instructions showing people how to remove it.
Also, claims that the iPhone 6 bends after it’s placed in users’ pockets emerged this week, although it’s unclear whether this is a widespread problem or not.
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Isn’t it time there is only one colour diesel.. I’m sure the farmers could claim back the vat /payment difference… both governments should wake up!
@Michael Holland: that’s happening in North April
@Michael Holland: Isn’t it time taxes were cut on fuels. €1.65 per litre is a rip off.
@Michael Holland: I have a couple of questions. Why sell diesel at two different prices? Why is the problem only occurring in border counties and not elsewhere in the country?
I’m sure the Government in waiting will sort this problem out. You can’t beat inside knowledge.
@Tony Mc Grath: is that why the current government dealt with a redress scheme recently for all the murdered babies in the mother and baby homes ?
@Tony Mc Grath: ‘inside knowledge’ is that why the current government dealt with a redress scheme recently for all the murdered babies in the mother and baby homes ?
@James Beattie: great deflection! That will make everybody forget about ‘good republican’ diesel.
Take any Easter lily from the middle shelf.
Plus the cost of cars wrecked by running on washed diesel.
@B: Mary Lou still owes me 1k for that.
But all the free stuff will make up for it.
They havent gone away yoi know..
@David Dineen: they’re away washing diesel.
And beating the odd lad to death, just to show they haven’t gone away.
They are good republicans.
Be cheaper to make a better effort in stopping diesel laundering
@James Gorman: Is it fair to assume that in order to need laundering, the laundered diesel is stolen diesel in the first place? So many euphemisms are used when NI is involved, it’s tricky to follow what they’re saying – or more usually what they aren’t saying!
I’ve a couple of questions for someone out there:
Whey sell diesel at two different prices?
Why does the problem occur only in border counties?
Waste of money. Just drop the price instead
Sure why wouldn’t they do it. If the fines were equivalent to the amount being spent on the clean ups with a jail sentence thrown in on top. Then it would stop pretty quickly. Govt don’t want to update legislation to increase fines because it might offend their buddies
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