Apple's iPhone Activation Servers Again Experiencing Outage
Apple appears to be experiencing another problem with its systems today, as a number of MacRumors readers have reported they are unable to activate their new iPhones. Other reports are showing up on Twitter as the problems continue.
An AT&T employee has told MacRumors that some Apple Retail Stores are sending customers to AT&T stores, but indicated that those locations are having similar activation issues.
There is no word yet on when users can expect the issue to be fully resolved, but a similar outage occurred two weeks ago.
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Well I can't answer that, but I can guarantee Apple need a bigger gerbil.
I'm going to install apps on you... over and over again.... :cool:
This is not directed to you sir .. But why is it a trend that EVERYONE thinks they know what apple needs ??
What Apple need to do is get a bigger, more powerful gerbil.
i heard they plan on releasing a quad-gerbil wheel server soon.
:rolleyes: