Apple has likely resolved an iCloud server issue that caused syncing problems for third-party applications, which persisted since November. Developers were frustrated with Apple's slow response, and users experienced 503 error messages. Although many developers report improved syncing, a few lingering issues remain, indicating that some problems may still need to be addressed by Apple.

1. iCloud bug causing app
syncing issues for third
parties fixed by Apple

2. Tech goliath Apple has likely fixed a
continuous iCloud server issue that was
causing some applications that have
carried out iCloud backing to neglect to
synchronize appropriately.
The bug has endured since November, and
application engineers were ending up
being progressively annoyed with Apple's
absence of work to resolve the issue,
reports AppleInsider.
Clients of applications with iCloud issues
were seeing 503 blunder messages, for
example, "Solicitation fizzled with http status
code 503," yet various engineers have
affirmed that the mistake messages seem to
have disappeared all through the most
recent few days.

3. Tweetbot designer Paul Haddad said that he
has gotten "essentially 0" iCloud Sync
reports over the recent days, and Craig
Grannell, who expounded on the iCloud
issues, said that he is done seeing issues
with the Cloud Battery or Transloader
applications he employments.
The iCloud matching up bug seems to have
been presented at some point around late
November or early December, and it was a
significant migraine for designers.
Application clients encountering iCloud
matching up issues don't realize that it's an
issue on Apple's end, making designers be
accused, the report said.
Some application designers even went
similarly as incorporating iCloud status
dashboards into their applications so end

4. clients would have a superior thought of
when there were issues with the manner in
which iCloud was working.
While most engineers have said that the
matching up issue has been generally
settled, there are as yet a couple of
grumblings about continuous issues, so
Apple might have a couple of crimps to
work out.