Apple has released a couple updates to address iOS 7 problems but some of these issues still exist, one of these, home screen and app crashes, resulting in a soft reboot of the system. but a fix for the issue is in the works, with a software update to be released soon. According to an Apple representative that spoke to Mashable.
The fix of the random reboot issue is expected to land alongside iOS 7.1. which is currently in its fourth beta iteration. Developers received the latest version of the operating system on Monday. iOS 7.1 will probably not be released to the public until sometime in March.
"We have a fix in an upcoming software update for a bug that can occasionally cause a home screen crash," Apple spokesperson Trudy Muller told Mashable.Reports about random reboot issue started appearing in Apple forums shortly after the release of iOS 7. During these system reboots, the iPhone screen goes black or white (depending on the color of the IPhone) for a short period of time before reloading. All iPhones running iOS 7 complaining for the problem, regardless of model.
The fix of the random reboot issue is expected to land alongside iOS 7.1. which is currently in its fourth beta iteration. Developers received the latest version of the operating system on Monday. iOS 7.1 will probably not be released to the public until sometime in March.
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