Unfortunately, my pet bug in iOS 8 so far remains in b3: networking will die after a random period, from minutes to hours, requiring a restart. Restarting an iPad Air doesn't take long, but still, irksome.
Also, after a restart, gestures may or may not be enabled. Easily fixed by turning them off, then back on again.
Thankfully, the camera on the iPhone 5s is working properly now - in b1/b2, trying to take a photo would simply crash the camera app. (Meanwhile, that was never an issue on the iPad)
Overall, still on the flaky side - Tweetbot and Safari are both prone to occasionally dying, or even seeing a spontaneous restart.
Still, worth persisting with it - Yosemite and iOS 8 make a superb combination, thanks to that tight integration. Being able to pick up a Safari page on the iPad so seamlessly, or answer a phone call on the rMBP - this is how it should've been all along. Really, really nice.
Also, after a restart, gestures may or may not be enabled. Easily fixed by turning them off, then back on again.
Thankfully, the camera on the iPhone 5s is working properly now - in b1/b2, trying to take a photo would simply crash the camera app. (Meanwhile, that was never an issue on the iPad)
Overall, still on the flaky side - Tweetbot and Safari are both prone to occasionally dying, or even seeing a spontaneous restart.
Still, worth persisting with it - Yosemite and iOS 8 make a superb combination, thanks to that tight integration. Being able to pick up a Safari page on the iPad so seamlessly, or answer a phone call on the rMBP - this is how it should've been all along. Really, really nice.