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m_hamm Author

Level 1

58 points

Bug in iPhone 4 Camera app

I found a bug on my iPhone 4 iOS 4.3.1
When I open the camera app, then tap the switch to frontal camera, tap the camera roll to see the pictures taken before, then click OK to return to camera mode, now tap the switch to rear camera. Now the flash button turns into a WARNING SIGN that when pressed says: your iPhone is too hot to use Flash...
After quitting and re-entering the camera app the warning sign dissappears, but appears again all of the times when I follow the steps described above.
I know it's not related with hot/cold because I tried this on a very cold enviroment (62 F). Also besides this bug/glitch the camera and the phone works perfectly.
Please advice. Thanks.

MacBook 2.4 GHz / 2.6 GHz Intel i7 PC, Mac OS X (10.6.6), iPhone 4 16 GB (4.3.1), Windows 7 Ultimate x64

Posted on Mar 28, 2011 11:53 PM

22 replies

m_hamm Author

Level 1

58 points

Apr 17, 2011 10:50 AM in response to m_hamm

I guess Apple is not paying attention to it's customer feedback anymore, and that's a bad sign, look what happened to Microsoft when they stopped paying attention to it's customers, a complete dissaster!

They give us the software and hardware, but we (the users) make the software what it is, thanks to our suggestions, comments, bug/glitches discoveries; Why? because we use this devices everyday.

Come on Apple!

EBSkater

Level 2

496 points

Apr 17, 2011 11:28 AM in response to m_hamm

m_hamm wrote:

I guess Apple is not paying attention to it's customer feedback anymore, and that's a bad sign, look what happened to Microsoft when they stopped paying attention to it's customers, a complete dissaster!

They give us the software and hardware, but we (the users) make the software what it is, thanks to our suggestions, comments, bug/glitches discoveries; Why? because we use this devices everyday.

Come on Apple!

Where do you get off saying that, just because they didn't fix a non-crucial bug?