I can relate to the spinning data wheel in Safari, but that has been a thing with my iPad since early version of ios7 other than that my iPad4 has 10-11 hours usage per charge and a few minor now and then blips in the road. In my case 8.1.2 has worked well.
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iOS 8.1.3
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I can relate to the spinning data wheel in Safari, but that has been a thing with my iPad since early version of ios7 other than that my iPad4 has 10-11 hours usage per charge and a few minor now and then blips in the road. In my case 8.1.2 has worked well.
the most annoying bug is the stock keyboard not working always.. when editing text on some webpages for eample, and you move the cursor to edit a word, the keyboard becomes unresponsive.. only way to get it work again is to hide and pop it back. and of course another annoying bug is issues with 3rd party keyboards...
Not today, apparently.
Most updates occur at 2 PM EST. Why are you repeating the 'not today' quote when we still have at least a half hour? If in the next 25 minutes it doesn't show, then we can all say 'not today.'
I stand corrected. I could've sworn it was 2PM EST. Makes sense, 10AM their time. Oh well...
So next week? All recent updates for ios and OS X have been on Mondays
Nah, There have been plenty on Tues, wed, thurs as well. Supposedly 8.1.3 was released to employees on a Wed then the next version on Thursday.
I think Apple is scared to release it in case something is not 100% like 32 nanoseconds slower opening an app. Or battery only lasting 10 hr 57 minutes instead of 11 hrs as previous iOS
So next week? All recent updates for ios and OS X have been on Mondays
This means absolutely nothing. Apple can, and will release an update on any day and at any time.
It's a pattern, that's like saying WWDC being held in June the past few years means absolutely nothing and that it's equally likely for Apple to do WWDC in any month of the year at any time.
Or worse battery. Most folks have worst battery on every update so ones who have had their devices for a long time through many updates are down to like 3 minutes before having to charge it again.
Um well here is the "pattern" for JUST iOS 8. iOS 5, 6, and 7 and all their .x. updates will be similar:
8.0 - Wed
8.0.1 -Wed
8.0.2 -Thur
8.1- Mon
8.1.1- Mon
8.1.2 Tues
But WWDC will take place at the same time. You can't presume there won't be an update this week as Apple have always scattered their iOS and OS X releases.
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Thank you. Point proven.
Nah, There have been plenty on Tues, wed, thurs as well. Supposedly 8.1.3 was released to employees on a Wed then the next version on Thursday.
I think Apple is scared to release it in case something is not 100% like 32 nanoseconds slower opening an app. Or battery only lasting 10 hr 57 minutes instead of 11 hrs as previous iOS
Amen to that
You said it meant nothing, I was just using an extreme example. Ex it's unlikely for Apple to release updates on weekends, so Tuesday - Friday are more probable. There is still a trend even here.