If you use your device for work, then that’s exactly what you should be doing. If it’s a Mac, always keep a backup prior to upgrading in case you need to downgrade.My lord. Nothing is worth the pain, no matter how earth-shattering the new features are. I choose a working 17.7 every day.
Every year I wait until .2 and then read the news here to decide whether to move to the new major version for my personal devices.
At work, a very large government education department, they even delay many Apple point releases. It’s tightly controlled.
Hope to see it by the end of this week. Along with the iOS 18.0.1 bug fix for compatible iPhone models.Any news of an eta?
It was strange that this was not caught in the public beta.The way I understand it is that they just pulled the iPadOS 18 update for all M4 iPads until they can figure out what the problem is.
Most people today do not know how to keep things simple.That's true, but it's because most developers don't know how to keep it simple...
17.1 or 18.1 or 18.0.1?Seemingly bricked on 17.1 also. Forced restart worked