Apple Pulls IOS Update After Version Causes Dropped Calls
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Apple Inc. pulled an update for the iPhone operating system after the new software caused some people to lose cellular service.
After rolling out the latest version of its iOS 8 mobile software earlier today, the Cupertino, California-based company withdrew the update when scores of customers experienced dropped cellular service so they couldn’t make calls. The fingerprint reading Touch ID feature also wasn’t working after the update, according to some customers.