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Apple Releases Updated Version of iOS 9.3.2 for 9.7-Inch iPad Pro

No way I'm touching this for a week or so.

There are so many good things about Tim Cooke's Apple. And it's great the hardware is still second to none. But software is crap now that Steve is gone, and it is software that will be Apple's undoing.
 
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My replacement iPad Pro 9.7in. updated fine with the OTA update to iOS 9.3.2. Hopefully this iPad won't get bricked like my last one when applying future updates. Keep your act together Apple!!!
 
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bigjohn said:
unfortunately it took 5 days to fix the problem between going to an apple store with no appointment then waiting for them to get a replacement in stock. i've learned my lesson, no more updating the first week. sounds draconian but in the post-pc era you can't have the manufacturer bricking it's own devices.
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I guess you willing be waiting out on this update, huh?
 
Spoke with an Apple Senior Advisor on the Phone. It appears they have no reported issues on the newest update with the iPad Pro's. Hopefully this will be resolved for those looking to update.
 
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I was going to update but i cant even get into the itunes store right now..when I open up iTunes and I have 3 app updates it says it cannot open up itunes at this time
 
aoaaron said:
Oh okay if its rock solid for you then me and all the other users who've posted about it must be imagining it. damn.
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O.T.
I said me didn't I, did I hit a nerve, not my intention.
I have 30 tabs open now, and that is fairly normal, can't remember when Safari crashed on me, it's rare (for me and others so it seems) Safari crashes or has spinning balls.
I have been using OS X since 10.0b, and Safari was indeed not so stable before, but it is by far the best and stable browser there is now.
You might have some extensions installed which destabilize Safari, turn them of if that is the case, if that doesn't help try resetting Safari and start anew.
Easiest way to know if it is more stable with a clean start is to create a new user and open Safari there, if it is more stable you have something going on in your normal User Account.
Hope you can fix it.
 
paulgarb said:
OTA update failed - iTunes update worked but plagued with error messages & peculiar behaviour. FFS Apple what the heck is going on!
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iTunes is having a lot of issues right now I cant even open up iTunes right now without getting bombarded with error messages so its a bad time to try updating right now
 
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Ok, took the plunge. OTA successful and I'm typing this with a now updated 9.7" 256GB Wifi/Cellular iPad Pro on iOS 9.3.2.

Hope you all are as successful with this as I was - no hiccups at all.
 
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Storming said:
Spoke with an Apple Senior Advisor on the Phone. It appears they have no reported issues on the newest update with the iPad Pro's. Hopefully this will be resolved for those looking to update.
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Yeah well I wouldnt "take that to the bank" as there are often times when there are loads of folks with an issue/bug and Apple reps state for each user that theirs is the first they have heard of it. Even tho the interwebz is full of articles with users having those complaints. Apple employees dont have access to the internet or their database of reported issues apparently :)
 
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