I'd love to see some statistics on the %/speed of adoption of ios 6. I'm willing to bet it's among the slowest yet, but I'd be interested to see some stats. Anyone seen any?
Now recapping last month's new iPod, as well as iOS 6. Apple reports that iOS 6 is running on more than 200 million devices, calling it "the fastest upgrade rate of any software in history that we're aware of."
I'd love to see some statistics on the %/speed of adoption of ios 6. I'm willing to bet it's among the slowest yet, but I'd be interested to see some stats. Anyone seen any?
Crazy. I thought maps would cause adoption to take a huge hit. I dunno what's so attractive to offset that. I'm not upgrading my personal iphone just yet, I use maps for so many things I can't justify switching at this moment.
Crazy. I thought maps would cause adoption to take a huge hit. I dunno what's so attractive to offset that. I'm not upgrading my personal iphone just yet, I use maps for so many things I can't justify switching at this moment.
That's because 90% of users report no issues with Maps - its a blown out of proportion issue. Sure some have problems, but not enough to slow adoption rates.
Personally loving iOS 6 - using shared photo streams, maps and passbook on a regular basis.
That's because 90% of users report no issues with Maps - its a blown out of proportion issue. Sure some have problems, but not enough to slow adoption rates.
Personally loving iOS 6 - using shared photo streams, maps and passbook on a regular basis.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-5...-61-percent-just-one-month-after-its-release/
About 60 percent of iOS users have adopted it and 40 percent have not.
I'm one of the 40 percenters.
I have iOS 6 on my touch 5G. Keeping my iPad 2 on 5.1.1.
Looks like we are up to 61% in a month. Article here.
That's because 90% of users report no issues with Maps - its a blown out of proportion issue. Sure some have problems, but not enough to slow adoption rates.
Personally loving iOS 6 - using shared photo streams, maps and passbook on a regular basis.
Wait? Are you saying 10% of people are reporting issues? That's a HUGE percentage! I doubt it's that high, if so that's just embarrassing.
That's a Google Maps car. Apple doesn't use cars for mapping.I haven't updated anything and have forbid the wife from doing so. Apple maps is a no sell for me.
Here's the apple maps car...
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Wait? Are you saying 10% of people are reporting issues? That's a HUGE percentage! I doubt it's that high, if so that's just embarrassing.
Crazy. I thought maps would cause adoption to take a huge hit. I dunno what's so attractive to offset that. I'm not upgrading my personal iphone just yet, I use maps for so many things I can't justify switching at this moment.
Crazy. I thought maps would cause adoption to take a huge hit. I dunno what's so attractive to offset that. I'm not upgrading my personal iphone just yet, I use maps for so many things I can't justify switching at this moment.
Not when you compare it to what some are characterizing as an epidemic and a completely broken app....
It's only broken for people in certain areas - wonder what the percentage of people having issues with Google Maps was when it was introduced - or even last year?
I haven't updated anything and have forbid the wife from doing so. Apple maps is a no sell for me.
Upgrading to iOS 6 on my iPad is the biggest mistake I ever made. I sorely miss my jailbreak.
He even has a similar signature design as you.I think you read my mind and posted my thoughts.
First of all, chances are, the wife has a name. And for something as stupid as a minor software update, she can do to HER phone what she wishes. You probably also forbid her from seeing her family, eating what she wants, what job she can have, who she votes for, etc. What a sad life for her to live...
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That's the main reason I'm keeping iOS 5. I have an iPhone 4. My jailbreak offers more than iOS 6.