My guess if Jobs was still alive he would send this terse reply:
"You're updating it wrong".
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
No problem. I guess most people can resist laughing about such an old joke.
My guess if Jobs was still alive he would send this terse reply:
"You're updating it wrong".
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
waiting for 7.0
I have a bricked ATV2 from the update. And it's "fully" bricked. Will not restore via iTunes. Headed to the Apple Store this afternoon.
Commiserations. Sod's Law dictates that they will probably just give you a refurbed ATV3.
Where did you get this idea? IOS 7 on my iPhone is fantastic. That is an iPhone 4 by the way so you might say it exceeds my expectations.Seems like Cook et al. can't get ANYTHING right these days:
1 - Overwhelmingly NEGATIVE response to iOS7
Well this is true, the iPad version is loaded with bugs and does not live up to the expectations I have for Apple.and a pathetic version created for the iPad;
That is baloney, We all knew via leaks what the score was with the ramp up of the 5s.2 - Inventory debacle concerning the under-produced 5S versus the anemic demand for the 5C;
That does suck.3 - pulled Apple TV update.
I'm not sure if there is justification for that, we simply don't know what the decision making process was for iOS 7 on the iPad which is obviously not ready. The Apple TV update is puzzling, I don't own one so I can't comment on the units failures, but bricking hardware is bad voodoo.Time for Cook to go - bring back Markkula, Tevanian and Serlet, please.
Surely that's infinitely better than an broken old used 2nd Gen Apple TV?!
And don't forget the recent 10.8.5 update with the display/hard drive sleep issue.
So I am now in a position where I am practically unable to update my Mac Pro, Mac Mini, MBP, iPhone5 and Apple TV - my entire lineup of Apple products - because of Apple software screwups. And I am afraid, very afraid now of Mavericks. It will not be compatible with my ZEVO ZFS drives which I have turned to because Apple has not provided an updated file system to protect my data. I feel like Apple is working against me rather than for me at every turn. I will not put up with this forever.
Connect to iTunes... Now, where in heaven am I supposed to find a micro USB Apple??
You're paranoid about an update breaking your macs? Do you even back up your data?
Both of the two I updated (still haven't updated the third) in my house are working fine so far (knocks on wood). They are all mounted to the backs of my wall-hung TV's. I'll be pretty upset if I have to diss-mount the TV's to fix them if they mess up.
C'mon Apple, you had months and months to test this!
Look, my data is backed up every which way to Sunday. I have four Macs and not only do I have complete clones of each OS (including SL and ML) but separate Time Machine ones as well for each. In addition to the OS backups, I have two complete backups of data on-site plus one that gets rotated offsite (about 4TB for each data set). So I am not worried about Apple's software updates bricking anything (except maybe the Apple TV) or losing my data; what I want is the additional functionality/security/compatiblity that normally comes with updates. That's what is held up right now and increasingly so by Apple's faulty updates.
This may be a silly question, but when you mount them like that (to the back of the TV) how does the remote still work? Doesn't the TV block the IR light?
Seems like Cook et al. can't get ANYTHING right these days:
1 - Overwhelmingly NEGATIVE response to iOS7 and a pathetic version created for the iPad;
2 - Inventory debacle concerning the under-produced 5S versus the anemic demand for the 5C;
3 - pulled Apple TV update.
Time for Cook to go - bring back Markkula, Tevanian and Serlet, please.