iOS 8.0.1 #fail

On September 23rd according to Crittercism, iOS 8's crash rate was 3.3%, between September 17th and September 22nd, or about 65% higher than iOS 7 at the same point in its post-launch timeline.

Hopefully for Apple, released its first update for the new OS on Wednesday afternoon, just one week after the launch of iOS 8. It was meant to fix issues like "unexpected cellular data usage" when receiving text messages. Instead, after updating, users begun to report that iOS 8.0.1 has interfered with their cell signal and other features like Touch ID.  Most of the victims where proud owners of the new iPhone 6. Apple has published an official statement on the issue and withdraw the update.

"We apologize for the great inconvenience experienced by users, and are working around the clock to prepare iOS 8.0.2 with a fix for the issue, and will release it as soon as it is ready in the next few days."

Until then use the following steps to restore your phone.

Follow these steps to re-install iOS 8.0.

1. Make sure that you're using the latest version of iTunes.
2. Connect your iPhone to iTunes.
3. Back up your iPhone in iTunes on your Mac or PC. iCloud backups won't restore to earlier versions, including iOS 8.0.
4. Download the file below that corresponds to your device:
1. iPhone 6
2. iPhone 6 Plus
5. Select the file you just downloaded by doing one of these in iTunes:
1. Mac: Press the Option key and click Check for Update.
2. Windows: Press the Shift key and click Check for Update.
6. Press Update to install iOS 8 on your iPhone.

The Health app won't work in iOS 8 after these steps. It will be fixed in our upcoming iOS 8.0.2 software update.