Time is an hour fast

Last night I noticed my iPhone screen said it was 8pm when it was really 7pm. I checked the Clock app and Cuppertino time (I live in Portland, OR) was 7pm. I checked my wife's iPhone and hers was an hour fast also. I also did a reset, no help.

Hi Steve,
This article: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2339 describes that issue and provides tips that may resolve it.
If you have checked Set Automatically in Settings > General > Date & Time, then you may want to contact AT&T as Tamara said.
-Jason

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Message was edited by: den.thed
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