Apple Releases iOS 7.0.5 for iPhone 5s/5c With Fix for Network Provisioning in China

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Apple today released iOS 7.0.5 for the iPhone with a minor maintenance update to correct network provisioning in China for some iPhone 5s and 5c models sold in China, Europe, and Asia Pacific. Customers receiving iOS 7.0.5 outside of China will likely see no benefit from the update as it is designed to correct network provisioning within the country.

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The update, which arrives as Build 11B601, is only available for some models of the iPhone 5s and 5c sold in China and some European/Asia Pacific iPhone models compatible with China's networks (those that are identified as iPhone 5,4 and 6,2):

iPhone 5s
A1457 (UK/Europe)
A1528 (China)
A1530 (Asia Pacific)

iPhone 5c
A1507 (UK/Europe)
A1526 (China)
A1529 (Asia Pacific)

The update comes more than two months after the release of iOS 7.0.4, which included additional bug fixes and a repair for an issue that caused FaceTime calls to fail for some users.

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dannys1 Avatar
dannys1
154 months ago
If that is the case, I wish MacRumors wouldn't even publish this...:mad:

Yeah cos the only nation in the world that matters is America... :rolleyes:
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musika Avatar
musika
154 months ago
In iOS 6, if I saw a release with just "bug fixes", I wouldn't care. In iOS 7, the occasion calls for a fiesta!
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sirozha Avatar
sirozha
154 months ago
Jailbreakable?
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AMDeeb Avatar
AMDeeb
154 months ago
Tweet: "Apple Releases iOS 7.0.5 With Bug Fixes"

Title: "Apple Releases iOS 7.0.5 for iPhone 5s/5c With Fix for Network Provisioning in China"

:mad:
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JackieTreehorn Avatar
JackieTreehorn
154 months ago
Half way there, on our way to 7.1 :D
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indiekiduk Avatar
indiekiduk
154 months ago
I never get the update version numbers they use? we never got to 4.9, 5.9, 6.9, ect. so why not go with 7.1 instead of 7.0.1, 7.0.2?

never understood the reasoning for it, we may not know?

If you are interested, why don't you learn about software versioning:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning
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