Apple promises fix for iPhone 18 Pro rebooting bug next week
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Apple says it will release a software update next week to address a rebooting problem affecting the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. MacTech described the issue as a “panic-full” crash, while 9to5Mac, GSMArena and MacRumors also reported Apple’s confirmation of the planned fix.
The problem emerged as Apple’s latest iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods lineups arrived in stores worldwide. Apple did not specify the exact release date or provide further details about the cause in the reports.
Fast Company reported that iOS 27 rolled out last week. That operating-system update introduced a more advanced Siri assistant and other features, according to Fast Company, but the reports did not identify which software version will contain the rebooting fix.
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