Both my iPad and iPhone are (were) set to set the time automatically. I noticed over the last few days that they have both been consistently running about 5 minutes fast. Does anybody know is Apple are having problems with their time servers?
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Both my iPad and iPhone are (were) set to set the time automatically. I noticed over the last few days that they have both been consistently running about 5 minutes fast. Does anybody know is Apple are having problems with their time servers?
No problems here. Right on with the Naval Observatory time sync.
iPad 64gb 3g, iPhone4 32gb, iPod Touch 32gb, Classic iPod 30gb, AppleTV 1g and 2g
Here's where you can download the iPad manual.
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/...User_Guide.pdf
Good Luck
Pocobear
Yes, I've noticed similar on my iDevices. I use four daily and they're all set to auto-time, but they're all a minute or two apart. That's been the case for a long time. Goofy, but I've not sweated it.
I minute or so I don't mind. 5 minutes I do.
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Thought my wi if was delaying mail .but this is the out come after much experimenting.
I phones computers iPads all have there own time clock.so if one is set 4 minutes earlier than another the times messages are sent and received are all over the place?
Greetings from paradise,on my iPad
Nope! My iPad is 5 seconds slower than the London Greenwich Mean Time. Although I have to say it was synchronised when it was updated with IOS5.
Sent from my one and only original iPad using iPF
IPad 3 32GB wifi iphone 4, iPhone 3GS 32GB , ipad 1 32GB ,2x iPod touch 2G, BT keyboard
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