A glitch on Apple's iPhone has stopped its built-in warning timepiece going off, leaving many people oversleeping on the initial two days of the New Year.
Angry bloggers and tweeters complained that they had been late for work, and were risking omitted planes and trains.
Apple has concurred the complaint and says it will be prearranged by 3 January.
The reason has not been since but the glitch appears to start singular warning settings on the Iphone 4 and progressing models with program updates.
A identical complaint strike the iPhone warning when the clocks went back in November, once again causing many users to be late for work or for ride arrangements.
"We're wakeful of an situation connected to non-repeating alarms set for January 1 or 2," Apple mouthpiece Natalie Harrison mentioned in a matter quoted by Macworld.
"Customers can set repeated alarms for the dates and all alarms will work accurately commencement January 3."
More than 1.7m people around the world had paid for iPhone 4 handsets by June 2010, in what was the company's many successful product launch.
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