All articles tagged with #bug fix
Apple’s software team is reportedly internally testing iOS 26.6.1 for iPhones, following the macOS 26.6.1 release that fixes a Screen Sharing security flaw. The iOS 26.6.1 update would likely bring bug fixes and security patches, possibly addressing a Shortcuts bug introduced in iOS 26.6, with a public release anticipated in the coming days.
Nintendo released Splatoon Raiders version 1.1.1 on Switch 2, its first post-launch patch, fixing several bugs and adding a limiter-release tweak—no longer needing to hold A, fixes to UI behavior, explosion damage from Splatchets, movement after a Squid Roll, Fish Stick issues on Soyu Cliffs, the Exploration Bot in HOPPING, and a touchscreen crash, plus other gameplay adjustments.
NVIDIA initially doubted the prevalence of a ‘device removed’ crash and shader loading stutter in Path of Exile 2, but Grinding Gear Games shipped a full PC to NVIDIA for replication. A driver update (610.88) and a game patch addressed both issues, with NVIDIA adjusting the shader heap size to fix the crash. The update also coincides with new Endgame content in the Return of the Ancients patch, improving play for NVIDIA users in Early Access.
Apple appears to be testing iOS 26.5.2 internally as a bug‑fix update for iPhone, with signs spotted by 9to5Mac and MacRumors; it would precede iOS 27, which is already in beta and expected to enter public beta in July, following the 26.5 release that added RCS end‑to‑end encryption and Maps tweaks, with 26.5.1 and 26.6 also in testing.
One UI 8.5 brings a long-awaited fix for DeX Mode’s controller input: the analog sticks now continue to work after the phone screen turns off, ending workarounds and improving gaming on Samsung's desktop platform. Rollout timing may vary, with older devices on One UI 8 possibly still affected due to staggered updates. The article also highlights related One UI 8.5 issues and future fixes, including missing video filters in camera/video modes, a Samsung Pass language prompt bug slated to be fixed in One UI 9, a Samsung Members app scrolling blank screen fix, and an AT&T video-call 'declined' bug expected to be addressed in future updates.
Google fixed a temporary casting outage that briefly left first-generation Chromecasts unable to cast from popular apps; the company identified and resolved the root cause, and affected devices were reportedly working again by the next night. The piece also notes that Google has ended support for all Chromecast models except the Chromecast with Google TV (2022), though many devices are still listed as receiving critical security updates.
The latest Crimson Desert update fixes a major gameplay-annoying bug and adds new mounts and attack dogs, expanding exploration and combat options for players.
Apple releases iOS 26.5 RC2 as the final candidate before a public rollout, delivering targeted bug fixes (Pride Luminance, iPad cellular, multilingual keyboard, trusted certificates, Safari stability) and performance gains (smoother navigation, faster typing, improved CarPlay), adds subtle features (Games app splash screen, customizable Pride wallpaper, enhanced RCS, EU notification forwarding, Live Activity), and notes remaining issues (charging bug, regional RCS inconsistencies) with 26.5 public release due soon, followed by 26.6 beta and a WWDC preview of iOS 27.
Apple has released iOS 26.4.2 as an emergency update to fix a bug that could cause notifications to disappear or be deleted on iPhone devices; the patch should be installed promptly via Settings → General → Software Update to restore reliable notification behavior.
Nintendo’s Switch Online GameCube app has been updated to version 1.6.1, delivering a bug fix for Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness that could cause crashes and loss of save data; no other major changes are noted so far, and players can update manually via the Switch’s Software Update if needed.
Nintendo released version 1.6.1 of the Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics app on Switch 2, a patch that fixes a crash in Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness and protects save data, with no new games added.
Google's April Pixel update is a small patch that fixes five issues across the Pixel line, including a missing Backup menu in Settings, crashes in banking/third-party apps, game crashes, a sometimes-missing quick search bar on the home screen, and Quick Share crashes, with device applicability varying by model.
A number of Google Maps route searches into Greater Manchester showed a false Clean Air Zone warning, including a claimed daily charge for non-compliant vehicles, despite the CAZ being scrapped. Google says the issue is known and a fix is being rolled out; the alert only appears for routes starting outside GM and did not appear in other map apps. The warning referenced an older 2021 article, and GM officials emphasized the CAZ plans were abandoned in favor of cleaner transport investments.
Microsoft says enabling the Teams Meeting Add-in can render the classic Outlook unusable for some users on older builds. The workaround is to update Outlook or run an Online Repair; Microsoft is also investigating associated email-sync errors (0x800CCC0F, 0x80070057) and notes earlier fixes to encrypted emails and a recent Exchange Online outage.
Bethesda says Fallout 76’s February update (first week of February) will fix several post-update issues including an empty Build Menu caused by a C.A.M.P. skin, the erratic New category in Pip-Boy, Grunt and Head Hunts spawning only 1-star enemies, C.A.M.P. items purchased with Gold Bullion not appearing, and Cryo status effects not applying. Investigations continue into armor resistances and reports of players feeling