iOS7 Upgrade Not Working with U of A Campus Maps
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The latest operating system for Apple mobile devices -- iPhones, iPods, and iPads – is not compatible with the Campus Maps site on the University of Arkansas website. Devices that have upgraded to the iOS7 can no longer load the Campus Map properly causing web browsers to crash.
University programmers are working to identify and resolve the issue.
Older versions of iOS appear to be working properly and Android users have not reported any difficulties. Personal computer access to Campus Maps has not been affected.
Anyone who notices a problem like this is asked to report it to the university webmaster at webmaster@uark.edu.
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