According to reports, Apple has begun urging users of it's iPhone 5 smartphone from 2012 to update to the last software version available on the device, iOS 10.3.4. Users of the iPhone 5 are being warned that if they don't update their device by 3rd November this year, they stand to lose essential features like email, web browsing, iCloud and the App Store. The update concerns a GPS time rollover issue, which will cause trouble with the correct time and date, thus throwing off the features.
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