iPhone users were facing many issues after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1. It was probably one of the reasons why iPhone users didn’t upgrade to iPhone OS 3.1.
Wired reports that Apple has confirmed that the “coma mode” bug has been fixed in iPhone OS 3.1.2, which was released last week.
iPhone users were facing many issues after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1 such as:
- iPhone randomly shuts down or referred to as “coma mode”
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Poor battery life
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Bricked iPhone
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Slow performance
The “coma mode” problem was a strange issue. Many iPhone users had complained that after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1 their iPhone sometimes did not respond from the sleep mode and the only option they had to bring it back to life was to hard reboot it. In fact, many users felt that the iPhone had randomly shutdown.
The good news is that Apple has confirmed that the “coma mode” bug has been fixed in iPhone OS 3.1.2 and are advising users to upgrade to it. In a statement to Wired, Apple spokesperson said:
“iPhone OS Software Update 3.1.2 is a free update for all iPhone customers that provides a number of bug fixes. We encourage all iPhone customers to keep up to date with the latest version of iPhone OS via the free download from iTunes.”
But Apple hasn’t provided an update on the poor battery life, bricked iPhone and slow performance issues that users were facing after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1.
According to the release notes, Apple fixed two more bugs in iPhone OS 3.1.2: an intermittent issue that interrupted cellular network services, requiring a restart and a bug that could cause occasional crash during video streaming.
So if you have upgraded to iPhone OS 3.1.2 and were facing any of the issues including the ‘coma mode’ issue in iPhone OS 3.1, please let us know in the comments if they have been fixed or you’re still facing the problem.
[via Wired]
