iPad Wi-Fi issues to be addressed in Software Update

Posted in iPad by Conner Flynn on May 11th, 2010

Apple has updated a support document detailing current solutions to Wi-Fi connectivity issues surrounding the iPad. The new support document details a few possible workarounds and states that the company “will also address remaining Wi-Fi connectivity issues with a future iPad software update.”

The workarounds include: Updating Wi-Fi router firmware, Using WPA or WPA2 wireless security, Adjusting screen brightness and Renewing the IP address.

Issues include a weak signal, forgotten passwords, and more technical networking issues. Apple says that only a “very small number” of iPad users are affected.

[Macrumors]

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One Comment to “iPad Wi-Fi issues to be addressed in Software Update”
  1. chrome262 Says:

    ah but will they fix the wifi issues with ipod touch and iphone. While most networks have little issue with these devices, some routers do present a problem. and since its universal it has to be the chipset or software in the devices. its a common complaint i here around work on iphones and ipods accessing the wifi, even some imacs as well.

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