2013 Macbook Air Software Update: Fix For Issues On Wi-fi, Photoshop Flickering Screen And Fluctuating Audio Volume Now Out!

Macbook Air software update is now available.

Soon after the Cupertino-based tech firm released 2013 Macbook Air in the market, users started reporting issues regarding Wi-fi networks, as well as strange flickering when Adobe Photoshop is running. To fix these problems, Apple freshly released the Macbook Air (Mid 2013) Software Update 1.0.

This new 2013 Macbook Air update is available on Apple's official site. The accompanying note says that the Macbook Air software update, as quoted in Mashable, "fixes an issue that in rare instances may cause an intermittent loss in wireless connectivity."

Also, the 2013 Macbook Air update removes the issue of the flickering Photoshop screen. Furthermore, the fix also nixes that bug causing for the audio volume to fluctuate while playing videos.

But on top of all, one of the most important fixes that this Macbook Air software update brings is with the Wifi connectivity problem.

The 2013 Macbook Air was released in June of this year, and just three days later, its users started to complain about the Wi-fi problems of the device by posting and describing the issue on Apple's user forums.

For instance, 'vhkim' who is a member of the Apple forum described the Wi-fi issues she was experiencing while using the 2013 Macbook Air. She wrote, "I have a brand new Macbook Air which is able to connect to the internet for just a minute or two before suddenly it drops out. This is even though the signal still shows at full strength and all my other devices are still able to surf the net as per normal."

After the Macbook Air update was released, people start to see improvements on the Wi-fi connectivity of the laptop device.

Victor Motta, another Macbook Air user commented on the post on Apple forum saying, "I updated the macbook air today with the new firmware solution and so far my Air is working fine now. Hope this solution is 100% efective. 3 hours and, so far, [it's] working well."

The 2013 Macbook Air is the first Apple computer model to support 802.11ac, which is the faster and next-gen standard for Wi-fi.