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There has also been a persistent display flickering issue, which causes some iPhone owners who upgraded to iOS 16 to see flickering in dark spots on the display when the iPhone is at low brightness, but it's unclear whether that issue is addressed in this update.
The camera issue saw some users reporting delays of up to four or five seconds before the Camera app began working after launch in some cases. The issue caused the person making the call to sound quiet or far away when speaking, making them difficult to hear.
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The CarPlay bug caused iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max users to experience low volume levels when attempting to make a hands-free phone call in a vehicle. Mail crashes on launch after receiving a malformed email Camera may be slow to launch or switch between modes on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max Low microphone volume can occur during CarPlay phone calls on iPhone 14 models Incoming call and app notifications may be delayed or not delivered on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max
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This update provides bug fixes and important security updates for your iPhone including the following:
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The iOS 16.0.3 update can be downloaded on eligible iPhones over-the-air by going to Settings > General > Software Update.Īccording to Apple's release notes, the iOS 16.0.3 update addresses a number of bugs that iPhone users have run into over the course of the last few weeks. The iOS 16.0.3 update follows iOS 16.0.2, software that addressed a number of launch day bugs on the iPhone 14 models. MacOS Ventura will also be released in October - potentially alongside iPadOS 16.1.Īpple today released iOS 16.0.3, a minor bug fix update that comes a few weeks after the launch of the iOS 16 operating system. Apple also delayed external display support for iPad models with the M1 chip until later this year.Īpple has improved Stage Manager in recent weeks, but some users said the feature still has several issues in the latest iPadOS 16 beta.
IPadOS 16 was initially expected to be released alongside iOS 16 in September, but Apple delayed the update after some users criticized the new Stage Manager feature that allows for multiple apps to be used in overlapping windows.Īpple recently expanded Stage Manager to older iPad Pro models with A12X and A12Z chips released in 20, albeit without external display support, which limits the feature to four apps on the built-in display on these models. Apple has historically held launches the week of its earnings calls in October.Īpple previously said iPadOS 16 would be released in October, but the company did not provide a specific release date. The Snooze stand is available through and .IPadOS 16.1 is on track to be released the week of Oct. It's a little bulky to carry for travel (a collapsible version, please?), but it has a Scandinavian modern appearance that might look at home on any end table. The stand is available in a combination of maple wood with white or black rubber accents, or all black or white in a soft-touch painted finish. It can be set to snooze once, or repeatedly until you swipe your finger across the "Slide to Turn Off Alarm" button that appears on the screen during the alarm. When the alarm goes off, you can slap the thick rubber top to silence it for one to 40 minutes. Alarms are set much the same way as with the phone's standard alarm app. The Snooze app turns the phone into a large-display clock that can be dimmed or brightened by sliding a finger across the screen. The recess is big enough to fit the phone even when it is in a slim case. The iPhone 4 or 5 slides into a groove to become the fourth side. It's just a three-sided block, hollow in the center, so it looks a bit like a "C" from the end.
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It hardly gives the satisfaction of a sleepy swipe at an offending timepiece.īut the Snooze alarm dock from Distil Union, a combination of a $40 phone stand and free app, turns an iPhone into a bedside clock capable of taking a drowsy whack. If you use your phone as an alarm clock, though, you may have to pick it up, focus on the screen and unlock it before you can tap the snooze button. One advantage to sizable old bedside clocks was that it was easy to take a groggy swing at the snooze button and hit it.
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