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"Updates at the foot of the post.\r\n\r\niPhone users could well be rolling into the office an hour late today across Europe. A bug affecting Apple's handset's alarm has hit after clocks went back one hour at the weekend.\r\n\r\nThe fault means that although the phone's clock will automatically step back one hour to account for daylight saving time, the alarm sticks to its previous time. The result? Lots of people getting up an hour late.\u00A0Twitter is full of reports of the bug this morning, and our own Mobile Editor, Matt Brian was affected too.\r\n\r\nAs Engadget notes, this bug was first spotted when Australia's clocks changed at the start of October and\u00A0acknowledged\u00A0by Apple. It's a little surprising that no fix was pushed out in the following weeks.\r\n\r\nRelated articles\r\n\r\n\tiPhone security bug allows calls on locked phones [TNW Apple]\r\n\tSiri, the iPhone personal assistant, gets &amp;quot;pushy&amp;quot; with its latest update.\r\n\tiPhone 4 completely sold out in China, hoarding scalpers probably to blame [TNW Asia]\r\n\r\n\r\nWe imagine Apple engineers will be working overtime to get this fixed before daylight saving time hits the USA next weekend.\r\n\r\nUpdate: We have read reports that a short-term fix to the iPhone Alarm bug is to delete the existing recurring alarm within the Clock app and then re-set it. Other people (including Kevin Cross in the comments) have suggested setting the alarm an hour early or creating a new alarm each day (as new) with the time wanted without setting the repeat option.\r\n\r\nLet us know how you get on."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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