Multi-day Calendar Events off by 1 day!!

First of all, RIP Steve Jobs. Such sad news...

I'm running the final release version of iOS 5 and this issue still exists. I'm discouraged that this bug still has not been fixed in iOS 5.

Anyone hear anything new about this issue?

wow.. unbelievable.... another reason to take a hard look at windows phone 7.5

I've had similar problem on iOS5 GM with single day event like Birthday field in contacts, everyone's birthday advanced by one day.

I've already corrected this issue once before and now its happened again. I'm suspicious it happens around daylight savings time.

I'm having the same issue - recent upgrade to iOS5 but migrated to Exchange 2010 SP1 a few weeks ago. This is the first time it's been noticed with a Multi-day event.

The Multi-day event is a meeting request - Normal Multi-Day events seem to stay in place.

Anything from Apple on this?

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Outlook 2010

iPhone 3GS iOS 5

iPhone 4 iOS 5

Exchange 2010 SP1 (rollup 5)

Just tried calling Apple back about this issue this morning.

We were able to get escalated past the script-reader at first level support by giving our existing case number.

However, our call sat unanswered in their queue.

We listened to hold music for about 10 min, then a telephone ring for another 10-15 minutes, but no one ever answered.

I suppose they're all overloaded with the iOS 5 calls and issues right now.

same...

it happen some of the birthday but not all

time zone issue???

We started experiencing this problem on all Apple iPad, iPhone & iTouch platforms when we migrated our Microsoft Exchange to 2010. We have been able to duplicate it on all carriers also. Verizon, ATT, Sprint & T-mobile have had the same issue. It appears to only be affecting a "multi-day" appointment and what we have seen is similar to what is being posted, but ours not only moves it out a day, but also moves the original appointment out 1 hour. I have received several solutions that work, but are not fixes to the problem.

1) In escalation with Apple we were told to create the appointment from the device and not from Outlook. That did

correct the problem with the specific event, but it would have to be done for each "multi-day" appointment.

2) In escalation with Microsoft we were told to create the appointment in Outlook and not have it span more than 1 day.

So if a person wants to create a week of vacation it would have to be done in (5) separate events.

Its a wierd issue, because I have read many different responses to this and there doesn't seem to be any consistency with them. I have read where people who used Exchange 2007 and had the issue, then migrated to Exchange 2010 and it went away. I have read where people like us who never had the issue in 2007, then migrated to 2010, started seeing the issue.

Outlook 2007

Win XP

iphone 4S

After syncing my new iphone for the first time I too noticed that all of the all-day or multipul day event from outlook show up one full day earlier on the iphone 4S.

With much research and much more playing around I found that and new all-day event I add to outlook 2007 (after the original sync) are showing up on the correct day. So one at a time I have been deleating each all-day event and re-adding them and that seams to work for now. Fortunately for me I only have a dozen or so events to re-add.

I wish I could be of more help

Outlook 2007

This is one of the things I tried. I am not sure if this what I did to start to get all-day events to show on the iphone correctly.

Microsoft Office Outlook Tool: Time Zone Data Update Tool for Microsoft Office Outlook 32-bit

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?DisplayLang=en&id=17291

You have to download this outlook patch using Internet Explorer.

Yes that appears to be like the issue that we are having.

However, we tested the same meeting request with both Droid and iPhone attendees.

It was correct for the Droid users and wrong for the iPhone users.

When you read the article, it sounds more like MS is listing any known issues with ActiveSync devices, but still emphasising that the fault lies on the mobile device's side.

I'm having the same problem syncing with Google Calendar. This is like the 3rd time I've had major issues with the calendar and had to use a different app!

None of the Apple recommended "solutions/work arounds" above would be acceptible.

It was our executives that first brought this issue to our attention, and they want it corrected, not avoided.

If it weren't for the recent outages, some of them would start pushing us for B1@ckberry exceptions for their use.

I am finding all multi day events entered into iCal on my desktop sync through MobileMe and show up on my iPad (os 5) as a duplicate event with one day added. If I delete the event that has an extra day, my original event is deleted as well. My calendar on MobileMe does not show the dips, only my iPad