iOS 6.0.1 is live now.

As per thread title. Get it now. Or later.

This update contains improvements and bug fixes, including:

Fixes a bug that prevents iPhone 5 from installing software updates wirelessly over the air
Fixes a bug where horizontal lines may be displayed across the keyboard
Fixes an issue that could cause camera flash to not go off
Improves reliability of iPhone 5 and iPod touch (5th generation) when connected to encrypted WPA2 Wi-Fi networks
Resolves an issue that prevents iPhone from using the cellular network in some instances
Consolidated the Use Cellular Data switch for iTunes Match
Fixes a Passcode Lock bug which sometimes allowed access to Passbook pass details from lock screen
Fixes a bug affecting Exchange meetings

I hope it fixes my data issues like they said it would.


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The best fix of course is "Fixes a bug that prevents iPhone 5 from installing software updates wirelessly over the air." Oh the irony.............

Originally Posted by Roo Zilla

The best fix of course is "Fixes a bug that prevents iPhone 5 from installing software updates wirelessly over the air." Oh the irony.............

LOL so if you can't get the update ota can you still get it thru a desktop and itunes?

Originally Posted by kbz1960

LOL so if you can't get the update ota can you still get it thru a desktop and itunes?

Yes exactly that. That or download some patch they also have available.

Originally Posted by Roo Zilla

Yes exactly that. That or download some patch they also have available.

Good. Let's hope non of them ever go to just one way to do it. This case shows how bad that would be!

Apple begins pushing iOS 6.0.1, keyboard bug fix and improved Wi-Fi reliability included | PhoneDog

The bugs I never knew existed. How useful. Though I hope the Wi-Fi fix resolves the intermittent logon page connect, as found at such free wi-fi sites as Starbucks and some corporate networks. Though I have my doubts...

Now how about deleting Siri, Newsstand, Passbook (in favour of having them an App Store user install); fixing Maps, battery drain from the last iOS upgrade, and, oh yeah, finally allowing users to add attachments from Mail?

Originally Posted by Bazza1

finally allowing users to add attachments from Mail?

Tap to get the select menu, then tap the arrow on the right. You should see something that says "add video or photo."

Originally Posted by Roo Zilla

Tap to get the select menu, then tap the arrow on the right. You should see something that says "add video or photo."

Well, that's a start - but I'm talking the ability to add documents, pdf, whatever - and multiple files too, if necessary. Even if Mail only accessed whatever files were available locally in an Apple product (say, a rationale for having Pages), if not your iCloud files.
Having to start a 3rd Party program (like Documents to Go) to first choose the attachments before staring the email is counter-intuitive and near-useless if you are replying to an email and wish to add attachments.

Its not brain surgery - BlackBerry has been able to do it - and if Apple really wants iPhone / iPad to be considered by business people....

Originally Posted by Bazza1

Its not brain surgery - BlackBerry has been able to do it - and if Apple really wants iPhone / iPad to be considered by business people....

Uh-huh

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Yeah. They should really get on that if they want the last six percent of the Fortune 500 not already deploying iOS products to get on this train.

Originally Posted by FFR

Uh-huh

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Yeah, great - I can read my stock portfolio, type a letter and go through my pilot pre-flight check list. Just don't ask me in an email to reply with any of this info to you...

;)

Originally Posted by Bazza1

Yeah, great - I can read my stock portfolio, type a letter and go through my pilot pre-flight check list. Just don't ask me in an email to reply with any of this info to you...

;)

Well...... yeah, this is a well known limitations of iOS. I believe it's not going to change anytime soon since a file manager seems to be against the whole iOS philosophy. If a file manager is important to you, you might want to consider another platform. Alternatively, as you stated, use 3rd party apps and deal with it. I regularly have to receive and send large PDF files, I don't find it much of a bother.

Basically, the deal is this. iOS has a feature set, and some of it is great. Some of it, not so much. The good goes with the bad. If in your usage, the bad outweighs the good, then it's time to switch.

Originally Posted by Roo Zilla

Well...... yeah, this is a well known limitations of iOS. I believe it's not going to change anytime soon since a file manager seems to be against the whole iOS philosophy. If a file manager is important to you, you might want to consider another platform. Alternatively, as you stated, use 3rd party apps and deal with it. I regularly have to receive and send large PDF files, I don't find it much of a bother.

A simple workaround for me is to; take a screenshot (or 2 or 3, etc.)
And then just as Roo zilla suggested.

Might not work for you but works for me.
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Originally Posted by Bazza1

Well, that's a start - but I'm talking the ability to add documents, pdf, whatever - and multiple files too, if necessary. Even if Mail only accessed whatever files were available locally in an Apple product (say, a rationale for having Pages), if not your iCloud files.
Having to start a 3rd Party program (like Documents to Go) to first choose the attachments before staring the email is counter-intuitive and near-useless if you are replying to an email and wish to add attachments.

Its not brain surgery - BlackBerry has been able to do it - and if Apple really wants iPhone / iPad to be considered by business people....

Why have an iPhone if it doesn't do what you need? That is what strikes me as counterintuitive.


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