If you have been using your iPhone 4 as alarm clock to wake you up on a new year on 1st Jan 2011, then you could be late for appointment. All Apple products using iPhones running the iOS 4.2.1 operating system may be affected too. Just
According to tech websites like 9To5Mac, users can avoid the problem by setting the alarm to the "repeat" mode.
New Year’s 2011 breaks non-recurring iPhone alarm clocks [via]
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