Holy crap... look at the problems!

[Monique1]

Geez,

Still being on iOS 7, I come here to see how things are going with the new fangled version 8 and it's nothing but torches and pitchforks.

I'll wait till 8.1 thank you very much.

And I tip my hat to you early adopters. Ya'll do this every time.

 

[sanke1]

I downgraded back to 7.1.2 on all my iDevices when window was open.

mesu.apple.com URL is blocked on home and work routers till 8.1 drops.

 

[iososx]

If you like a smooth reliable iPhone experience, it's always best to avoid new models. Bugs and annoyances are always present in 1st gen models. It's to be expected. Apple will address these and a few revs later the operation will be improved.

 

[randomgeeza]

I also downgraded whilst I could.

iOS8; it wasn't the best of experiences.

 

[fiveainone]

People like to sensationalize. Half of the problems are user error/exaggerated.

 

[bandofbrothers]

It's true I've not seen this before on an iOS uodate. A few bugs yes.

That said now I'm on iOS 8.0.2 I'm pretty happy.

 

[mojolicious]

That said now I'm on iOS 8.0.1 I'm pretty happy.

8.0.2, shurely?

EDIT: you edited!

 

[randomgeeza]

REMOVED. Wrong Thread. My Bad!

 

[bransoj]

Geez,

Still being on iOS 7, I come here to see how things are going with the new fangled version 8 and it's nothing but torches and pitchforks.

I'll wait till 8.1 thank you very much.

And I tip my hat to you early adopters. Ya'll do this every time.

If you come on a site like this after a release then the vast majority will be folk having issues or needing help. Also folk who arent happy tend to be the ones that shout the loudest. If you look around there have been numerous posts as well more than happy with the update to iOS8. Personally i updated my 5 and iPad 3 OTA without an issue and both are working fine still on 8.0.2.

 

[Yun0]

People like to sensationalize. Half of the problems are user error/exaggerated.

It's true I've not seen this before on an iOS uodate. A few bugs yes.

That said now I'm on iOS 8.0.2 I'm pretty happy.

If you come on a site like this after a release then the vast majority will be folk having issues or needing help. Also folk who arent happy tend to be the ones that shout the loudest. If you look around there have been numerous posts as well more than happy with the update to iOS8. Personally i updated my 5 and iPad 3 OTA without an issue and both are working fine still on 8.0.2.

^

 

[sodapop1]

I've been using iOS 8 since the release and I personally haven't encountered any issues. I imagine that is the case with most people but unfortunately that isn't where the focus is by the news. Scandal sells even when there really is no fire.

 

[CB1234]

I've been using iOS 8 since the release and I personally haven't encountered any issues. I imagine that is the case with most people but unfortunately that isn't where the focus is by the news. Scandal sells even when there really is no fire.

I have heard iOS 8.0.2 is bending all iPhones....

 

[Nozuka]

8.0.2 improved it alot for me.

 

[sanke1]

The amount of issues one encounters on iOS 8 depends on his usage patterns.

If you use Mobile Safari too much, you will definitely notice the scroll and keyboard lag over a period of time. The new UI direction is non intuitive. When you compare it to Safari from 7.1.2, its a major step back.

 

[irnchriz]

iOS 8.0.2 on the following devices at home:
iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPad mini, iPad retina mini, iPad retinta (4th gen), iPad Air

All upgraded from 7.1.2 to 8 GM and then to 8.0.1 (yes, OTA) now onto 8.0.2

All slick apart from the iPad Air animation to swipe away a Safari tab, which judders. Feels 'snapper' than any version of 7 ever did.

I only use Safari as my browser and have no issues with it. iMessage and Family Sharing configured for all devices and all running iTunes Match.

 

[I7guy]

The amount of issues one encounters on iOS 8 depends on his usage patterns.

If you use Mobile Safari too much, you will definitely notice the scroll and keyboard lag over a period of time. The new UI direction is non intuitive. When you compare it to Safari from 7.1.2, its a major step back.

I agree somewhat about the UI lag, no keyboard lag. I like the new UI in 8.0.2. Nothing is intuitive until learned.

 

[Woochifer]

No issues at all at my end. Installed iOS 8.0 and only experienced minor issues with lagging. Installed 8.0.2, again no issues and it now runs smoother. IMO, a no-brainer upgrade from 7.1.2.

I see that the OP is new. You weren't around when iOS 7.0 came out. Same complaints that accompany every iOS update (i.e., battery life, lagging, installation issues, crashes) plus a whole lotta whining about the new interface.

 

[hattonna928]

iOS 8, 8.0.1, and 8.0.2 have all been great for me on my 5S. There are some minor glitches every now and then but everything works really well for me. My battery life is actually better than it was on 7.1.2 so yeah...

 

[Thetonyk123]

Didn't upgrade yet on my mini 1st gen. Still on 7 jailbreak

 

[Monique1]

Holy Crap x2. Now that pesky version 8 is erasing iCloud Drives everywhere!!!

On the bright side, no reports of Apple Maps causing folks to drive over cliffs into oceans. Yet. Whew!

 

[mikethebigo]

Holy Crap x2. Now that pesky version 8 is erasing iCloud Drives everywhere!!!

On the bright side, no reports of Apple Maps causing folks to drive over cliffs into oceans. Yet. Whew!

Trolling?

 

[Monique1]

Trolling?

Offended?

 

[FreeState]

Nothing is intuitive until learned.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/intuitive

in·tu·i·tive adjective \in-ˈtü-ə-tiv, -ˈtyü-\
: having the ability to know or understand things without any proof or evidence : having or characterized by intuition

: based on or agreeing with what is known or understood without any proof or evidence : known or understood by intuition

: agreeing with what seems naturally right

 

[C DM]

So more threads about the same things?

 

[Yun0]

So more threads about the same things?

yes. like every ios release especially 6, 7, 8. people will be praising ios 8 soon then we go through it all over again with ios 9