This is a fix, not a fix.

Good news for Apple's computers.

And Mr Munster doubles down.

You gotta love that guy.

It's Thursday, September 25th, 2014, I'm Kan Ray, and this is news from MacoS

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Just a week after the debut of iOS 8, Apple has provided an update for its newly upgraded

mobile operating system, addressing a number of bugs like that annoying ability to make phone calls, employ data

away from Wi-Fi, and use touch ID.

The first half of that was a quote from Apple Ens Cider. It came from an article covering the initial

release of iOS 8.0.1. Reports Tuesday said Apple was looking to release that as soon

as possible, though sections of the company likely spent Wednesday

reconsidering that plan. What the update was supposed to do was fix issues related to

health kit, photos, third-party keyboards, reachability, and much more according to

Apple Incider. There was just one problem. It was laden with problems. A separate

Apple Incider piece said following the release of iOS 8.0 on Wednesday, many users began experiencing issues with the maintenance and software update, finding that their hands had no longer establish a cellular connection

or recognize their fingerprint upon installing, prompting Apple to pull the update.

The update seems to have been troublesome for users in the States regardless of carrier, though not regardless of phone.

It seems the inadvertent kill switch was only thrown for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus. Well that's good news. Those phones have only

been on sale since last Friday. How many could there be out there? 50, a

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