[UPDATED] Apple seeds iOS 8.0.1 in just over a week after iOS 8’s “unhappy” launch!

Apple has just released iOS 8.0.1

download links. Apple's recent iOS

8.0 roll-out passed without too

much by way of negative feedback,

but as should be expected of a

fledgling piece of software, there

have been one or two glitches.

Notably, users have encountered

issues with HealthKit, Wi-Fi, and

that oh-so incessant battery drain

snag that regularly seems to arrive

on cue at about this time of the

year, and with quite a few users

having been afflicted, Apple has

acted swiftly in releasing the

remedial iOS 8.0.1 update.

Here's the full official changelog of

iOS 8.0.1:

==>Fixes a bug so HealthKit apps

can now be made available on

the App Store

==>Addresses an issue where 3rd

party keyboards could become

deselected when a user enters

their passcode

==>Fixes an issue that prevented

some apps from accessing photos

from the Photo Library

==>Improves the reliability of the

Reachability feature on iPhone 6

and iPhone 6 Plus

==>Fixes an issue that could cause

unexpected cellular data usage

when receiving SMS/MMS

messages

==>Better support of Ask To Buy for

Family Sharing for In-App

Purchases

==>Fixes an issue where ringtones

were sometimes not restored

from iCloud backups

==>Fixes a bug that prevented

uploading photos and videos

from Safari

The update can be downloaded

easily as an OTA update or via

iTunes. We'll report back as soon as

we test it out.