Apple releases an iOS update for iPhone 4S users, a Flickr snafu sets some private photos to public, Google Now gets ready for March Madness, and Facebook tests out a new "Buy Tickets" link.
- Apple Releases iOS 6.1.1 For iPhone 4S To Squash Bugs Today Apple released an iOS update to address cellular performance bugs iPhone 4S users experienced after upgrading to iOS 6.1. The update, numbered iOS 6.1.1, appears to be only for the iPhone 4S. [Cult of Mac]
- Flickr Privacy Bug Set Some Private Photos To Public A software bug has caused some Flickr users to have their private photos set to public. A small percentage of users who had photos uploaded from April to December 2012 had were affected for a twenty day period beginning January 18th and ending February 7th, 2013. Flickr has stated that the affected photos were not appearing in search and were only viewable with a direct link, and has contacted all of those affected via email while restoring the compromised privacy settings. [Marketing Land]
- Google Now Update: NCAA Basketball Teams Can Be Manually Added To Sports Card Google Now has been updated to include Division I NCAA basketball teams that users can add to their Sports card in Now results. As of now, you'll only be able to track the men's basketball teams?both women's teams and lower division schools are still missing. [Android Police]
- Facebook Is Testing ?Buy Tickets' Links for Events, But Will it Get Into the Ticketing Business? [Updated] Facebook users have spotted a new "Buy Tickets" link for event listings. At this moment, they don't seem to be anything more than links to relevant ticket vendors, and not a means of selling tickets through Facebook. [The Next Web]
Photo by photastic (Shutterstock), a2bb5s (Shutterstock), and Feng Yu (Shutterstock).
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