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That's why I fought the urge to upgrade and I won. I'll wait for iOS 7 to mature a bit between now and the time the new iPads are released.
 
That's why I fought the urge to upgrade and I won. I'll wait for iOS 7 to mature a bit between now and the time the new iPads are released.

What's worse is that no one knew what iOS 7 looked and functioned like prior to its release so I can totally see how the OP was taken by surprise. /sarcasm
 
That's why I fought the urge to upgrade and I won. I'll wait for iOS 7 to mature a bit between now and the time the new iPads are released.

I fought the urge and lost... but fortunately was able to get 6 back on my devices before Apple stopped signing. Close call to be sure.
 
Since Apple is no longer signing iOS6, your urge to go to 6 won't get you iOS6 any more than masturbation will get you sex.

Your only option is to buy a phone with 6 on it.

I don't care that much it's just a little inconvenient. Wish there was more perks to having iOS 7.
 
What's worse is that no one knew what iOS 7 looked and functioned like prior to its release so I can totally see how the OP was taken by surprise. /sarcasm

What's funny about that to me is... if you go and read over some of the 7 beta threads, folks were concerned with the look and feel of the OS, particularly the icons. Lots of folks pretty much said that "hey, the OS is beta, Apple will polish that up soon enough" - those same folks are now defending the flat, drab, teletubbie-looking OS...
 
... Lots of folks pretty much said that "hey, the OS is beta, Apple will polish that up soon enough" - those same folks are now defending the flat, drab, teletubbie-looking OS...

I'd be interest in your posting enough examples of that happening for it not to be considered an anomaly. Unless you're just making it up.

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I don't care that much it's just a little inconvenient. Wish there was more perks to having iOS 7.

Not caring that much is very different from having to fight the urge.
 
I fought the urge and lost... but fortunately was able to get 6 back on my devices before Apple stopped signing. Close call to be sure.
:D

I'll get the iPad 5 or mini retina when they are released and try iOS 7 at that time. I'll have 14 days to try it. If I don't like it i'll send it back. Hopefully Apple can polish and fine tune iOS 7 before the new iPads are released.

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What's worse is that no one knew what iOS 7 looked and functioned like prior to its release so I can totally see how the OP was taken by surprise. /sarcasm
I had a real good idea what it looked like which is why I decided to stay on iOS 6 until I have enough reason that the upgrade is an improvement on what I already have.
 
There was a small window where you could downgrade to ios6 but I think that is over now. I did so on my iPhone 4. Got the os from here and did a restore:

http://www.icj.me/ios

That site tracks which updates are still approved by Apple, but now it seems only ios7 is approved.
 
Yeah jail breaking slowly died out. I think those jailbreak teams said they wouldn't work with iOS 7.

You couldn't be more wrong. If anything jailbreaking has grown. The Evad3rs have even tweeted about working on iOS 7 and have said they have really high hopes that it'll be crackable.
 
What's worse is that no one knew what iOS 7 looked and functioned like prior to its release so I can totally see how the OP was taken by surprise. /sarcasm

Believe it or not, but not everyone reads Apple-related news. I spoke to some friends who barely knew anything about the update, yet the device itself notifies the user of an available update. The update had no screenshots or showcase and only presented a feature list. I can imagine that the radical update caught people by surprise regardless.
 
Believe it or not, but not everyone reads Apple-related news. I spoke to some friends who barely knew anything about the update, yet the device itself notifies the user of an available update. The update had no screenshots or showcase and only presented a feature list. I can imagine that the radical update caught people by surprise regardless.

It's not like it's been all over Apple's site, YouTube, etc for months and as soon as it dropped the regular news outlet talked about it. But let's keep it about this thread. Do you honestly think someone who posts on MacRumors is a regular ignorant user who had never seen anything about iOS 7 and was completely surprised by it?
 
I have my SHSH blobs saved...

Very tempting to go back to iOS6 to be honest
 
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