To all the US Mac users out there, this is just a reminder that Daylight Savings time is coming early this year, so be sure to install the update from Apple to have your clocks working properly. While some news networks are predicting a mini-Y2K and all sorts of chaos, the worst that could really happen on your personal Mac is the time will be inaccurate. The Daylight Savings update has been available for a while now via Software Update, so if you haven’t installed it yet, now is the time. For earlier versions of OS X and for more information in general, check out this Ars Technica article:
We've received quite a few questions about the iPhone's clock and if it will update automatically for Daylight Savings Time, the answer is: Yes, the iPhone automatically changes time to be correct with your time zone. So does the iPad, iPod touch, and Mac OS X. You do not need…
Many iPhone owners are reporting yet another Daylight Savings Time bug, this time some iPhone clocks chose to 'fall back' an hour rather than "springing forward" like they are supposed to. The bug has affected iPhone users on a wide variety of networks, including Verizon, AT&T, and Rogers, and there…
Do you rely on your iPhone or iPod touch to wake up in the morning? Unless you want to wake up an hour late this coming Monday morning, listen up. The iPhone Daylight Savings Time Alarm Clock Bug You may have heard of the iPhone DST bug by now, but…
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To all the US Mac users out there, this is just a reminder that Daylight Savings time is coming early this year, so be sure to install the update from Apple to have your clocks working properly. While some news networks are predicting a mini-Y2K and all sorts of chaos, the worst that could really happen on your personal Mac is the time will be inaccurate. The Daylight Savings update has been available for a while now via Software Update, so if you haven’t installed it yet, now is the time. For earlier versions of OS X and for more information in general, check out this Ars Technica article:
