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Apple's latest iOS 12.1 beta update promises to fix the 'charge-gate' issue
The Apple iOS 12.1 beta 2 software has come out without no official release notes.

It's not even a week since the iPhone XS and XS Max started to flood the Indian markets and have already cropped themselves with issues worrying the newly iPhone buyers.The iPhone X, which was released last year was the most expensive phone of that time, was also riddled with bugs.[caption id="attachment_5173241" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
The charging gate issue has been experienced and confirmed by a lot of users and it seems that Apple has slyly dropped a response for it.Apple has released its iOS 12.1 Beta 2 update today. The software has come out without no official release notes, but according to iMore's Rene Ritchie, the new iOS 12.1 Beta 2 has come with the fix that can dispel all the charging woes away.According to the tip-off, the iOS 12.1 Beta 2 will allow the iPhone and iPads to charge normally. But don't get excited so fast as even though iMore's Rene Ritchie's tweet talks about the update coming in, there is no news on when it'll come in. There is a speculation of the update to roll out sometime with iPhone XR which might be in late October. Our heartfelt condolences are with you who have already dropped Rs 1 lakh on the new iPhone XS and XS Max devices. May the iOS update roll out soon.

The iPhone XS and XS Max feature Apple's brand new A12 Bionic chip and larger OLED displays.[/caption]There seem to be two major issues that have brought into attention: Beauty-gate and Charging-gate.The charging gate issue causes the iPhones and iPad devices to refuse to charge the device if the screen is not woken up. You can check this out in the video below.
First Published:Oct 03, 2018, 13:38:24 IST
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