Hardware-dependent NSDateFormatter dateFromString: bug (returns nil)

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It’s because you are not setting the date formatter’s locale to the special en_US_POSIX locale. Most likely your iPhone 5 has a different setting for the 24-hour setting.

You need to set the special locale whenever you parse a fixed format string.

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