If this were the case then you should at least get variable times at worst if you cancel the download and then try again.
It not like you are being routed to a dedicated server just for your phone.
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iOS 7.1 Adoption at 6% 24 Hours After Release
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If this were the case then you should at least get variable times at worst if you cancel the download and then try again.
It not like you are being routed to a dedicated server just for your phone.
I think the apple servers were overloaded. My gfs phone didn't giving her an upgrade option when we went into settings for awhile even though I had already upgraded my devices. Upgraded now though
It's possible, but it doesn't mean that the update hasn't been released when it clearly has been.
Some have suggested restating the phone and checking for update again or connecting to iTunes and checking that way.
Meh
Not loving the new look/features on iPad. Update hasn't fixed Safari crashing problem or the issue with the dictionary. Don't like the look of the new keyboard or the animation when double clicking to change/close apps, the animation when returning to the home screen after closing apps, various other things.
Not loving the new look/features on iPad. Update hasn't fixed Safari crashing problem or the issue with the dictionary. Don't like the look of the new keyboard or the animation when double clicking to change/close apps, the animation when returning to the home screen after closing apps, various other things.
I agree, especially for the smaller updates, the ones that are under the 100 megs etc.
Because the graph is designed to show what Y percent of iOS 7.1 adoptions occurred over X hours. Anything beyond 24 hours is not known at this point, thus we do not have corresponding data points for percentages beyond 5.9%.
You must not make or use graphs much.
Bugs?
1. On iPad air, when I put it in landscape mode and try to view my shared library (tv/movies), the text links at the top (shared, etc) are all garbled
2. On iPhone 5, I used to click 3 times to back up a song, now it just backs up to the start of the song you are on - is that a setting somewhere that got reset?
1. On iPad air, when I put it in landscape mode and try to view my shared library (tv/movies), the text links at the top (shared, etc) are all garbled
2. On iPhone 5, I used to click 3 times to back up a song, now it just backs up to the start of the song you are on - is that a setting somewhere that got reset?
And why on Earth do you want to do that? That's crazy.
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Yeah. Exactly. Some people aren't upgrading because of the darker shade of colours used! Just update, as you said, animations are faster and all-round it's a lot faster!
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"How can you tell so quickly about Touch ID?" Because it's been a couple of days now and just think how often we unlock our devices. Touch ID is a lot better. I hardly have to apply my print anymore, it reads it as soon as my skin touches the button.
If they don't, then the chart is wrong. haha. It shows up and down. I figured as much, though.
As explained in a number of posts earlier, the chart doesn't show the total number of people that have upgraded over time, but how many people with the upgraded OS are hitting some sites--at different times of the day there can be more or less of those people, although over time the number would grow as more people upgrade.
People are eager to see if it fixed the very buggy earlier version. I wonder how bad the first version of iOS 8 will be. Upgrading with Apple is very risky these days. But it has no effect on sales since the strength of the brand no longer is linked to true quality. Apples brilliant marketing creates the illusion of perfection, which is good enough to sell their product. Quite the accomplishment.
I pludged to 7.1 after reading the reviews and I think this is an upgrade most everyone will like.
The improvements to the fluidity of the interface are immediately noticeable. This is the iOS 7 that Apple should have released last year!
The improvements to the fluidity of the interface are immediately noticeable. This is the iOS 7 that Apple should have released last year!
I was a beta tester of iOS 7.1. I was in iOS 7.1 beta 5 and in my iPhone 5 1.3 GB was the download for the 7.1 public update and it required 3.9 gb. I installed it through iTunes.
Same issue here with Safari and Mail still crashing randomly with 7.1.
It's like Apple doesn't care about fixing real issues and more about dangling the carrot(shiny new features) to take their product owners attention away from real issues.
Apple elitists go bonkers over any type of Windows crashing but they appear to have a double standard because it's OK for Apple devices to crash occasionally. Maybe those millions of user having issues are holding their Apple devices incorrectly...
Then the numbers are still wrong, either way, with this not being the number for how many people have upgraded. Simple as that. Good way to get clicks I guess.
So some 500mil units in circulation that can take advantage of the update...just over 25,000,000 in 24 hours is a 'small number?' Kit-Kat's been out for a bit now. Maybe we've reached a single percentage point? Maybe?
Agreed. Four finger swipe up to multi task is seemless. No crashing, glitching, or springboard resets for me...iPhone 5/5s, iPad 4, Air and wife's mini. Extraordinary update
I respectfully disagree. I think the new dialer UI is exceptional. I don't need more than a dot of a dude
I've got four open now on my Air, five on mini. None are reloading. I was able to get a reload on my seventh tab in Safari. But it was an almost instantaneous 'refresh'. LTE rocks!
Again. I 'respectfully' disagree. Have you a GUI to show us? Or just fishing? Easy GUI is extremely HARD to build.
There's only so much RAM. It's a preventative measure so safari doesn't 'crash'. Happens on Android too. I've got a Note 3 and Nex7.2. Anyone that says they don't is full of you know what. What is the need to have so many tabs open anyway? Isn't it hard to read more than three or four sites simultaneously?
The browser on the HTC one doesn't reload web pages, because it's got enough ram to keep them in memory.. I call you know what on anyone trying to make excuses for safari. 1 measly gig of ram just doesn't cut it these days..
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Wow, you've got the party poppers out cos some kid in Malaysia has the same update as you.. awesome dude.. you must be so proud..
Make no mistake, iOS 7 is FORCED on consumers.
No one was forced to use Windows ME and Vista.
And this even remotely matters to you why?
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hahahaha. Thanks for that!