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YAY!

Feels ... snappier!
 

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prolly the worst place you could have chose to download the os at. Not that you probably had any other choice.

I have to put my cell phone in a lock box before heading into my office...was hoping it would have been faster. Ended up leaving and had the download go into a paused state. I'll try again later tonight. Bummer.
 
There is no server that can handle thousands, even perhaps millions, of hits.

Microsoft can handle it because they are pushing it. Which means they can roll it out a bit at a time as needed.

Also Microsoft are specialists in updates since they have to patch dozens of security holes in their products regularly.
 
Still impresses me that on launch day so many people are trying to grab it the second it arrives. Personally planning to leave it till tonight when it is quieter.

Not impressed once again Apple is having problems. I appreciate the load issues but in the age of Elastic computing you think by iOS7 this would be smoother.
 
Ugh - reached "preparing update" on my ipad mini and it had an error again. Trying to download once more.
 
Just finished downloading and it's not "Preparing update." Took about 10 minutes. Much faster than I thought it'd take judging from all of the posts on here.
 
I'm sure there are more than 250,000 people updating right now. I'd say at least close to 2 million.

However, most people probably won't even know its available yet or know what ios7 even is.

Good point, definitely millions.

I "fixed" it :p
 
Still impresses me that on launch day so many people are trying to grab it the second it arrives. Personally planning to leave it till tonight when it is quieter.

Not impressed once again Apple is having problems. I appreciate the load issues but in the age of Elastic computing you think by iOS7 this would be smoother.

no such thing as elastic computing

even amazon can't provision network bandwidth out of thin air
 
As others noted, once I recycled power on my iPhone5, it tells me I've got an update available.

HOWEVER: when I attached it to my iTunes 10.7, it says an iOS update is available but it requires iTunes 11.1 - !!!!

So we're being forced into a version of iTunes that we may not want? What if I don't care about all the new features in 11?

Sigh . . .

That stinks (staying on 10.7 as well). Leaves OTA updates then - course the question is whether iOS 7 will play nice with iTunes 10.x afterwords or not.
 
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