For people who have the iPhone4S, or for people with
third generation iPads, upgrading to the new operating system is leading to
issues of connectivity at many levels. The new operating system by Apple
Inc.(NASDAQ:AAPL), the iOS 6 gained popularity with the advent of the new
iPhone5. However, people who have the older models and who are trying to upgrade
to the new operating system are facing problems with Wi-Fi connectivity as well
as with Bluetooth devices.
After upgrading, users are complaining about the
Wi-Fi connectivity. They are saying that the option to connect is not showing
clearly enough on their phones. Also, people who are managing to connect to
their Wi-Fi connections are being unable to get their local network through
their devices.
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The issue also seems to be affecting the Bluetooth
connections, because users have been complaining about how they are being
unable to pair with, or connect to other devices through their Bluetooth, and
the search for the other Bluetooth devices is not stopping to report results.
There is a 91-page thread on the Support Communities
by Apple, where users are complaining about what to do with these issues. Some
of them have managed to downgrade to the iOS 5.1 versions, while others are
going to the Apple Store Genius Bars to show their problems, and have been able
to successfully exchange their hardware for new ones. However, the issue many
not be in the hardware itself.
It is still not confirmed if the upgrade has indeed
caused these issues with connectivity. Although Apple has said that it may not
be connected at all, Apple users are saying otherwise. Some of them have
started saying that Apple is aware of the issue and that the company is aware
of the fact that the upgrade and the problems with connectivity may be related
to one another. Solutions include a Hard Reset and reinstallation of the iOS 6.
Otherwise, a simpler option is to reset network settings.
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