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New iPhone 5s users check for malfunctioning sensors

Anonymous
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on ‎07-10-2013 12:14

on ‎07-10-2013 12:14

There are numerous articles about the iPhone 5s sensors giving significantly inaccurate values. If you receive a new iPhone 5s can you check your sensors and also note when you got your iPhone (newer batches of phones may have hardware fixes implemented).

 

Here is an ongoing thread about attempts to understand the issue:

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1644439

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on ‎07-10-2013 12:38

on ‎07-10-2013 12:38

already being discussed here http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Apple-iOS-Devices-iPhone-iPad/Gyro-check/m-p/539822#U539822

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Anonymous
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on ‎07-10-2013 13:23

on ‎07-10-2013 13:23

Hi Khedron.

Hopefully the next iOS 7 patch will address this known issue.

Thank you for sharing.

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