The faster the better!
Now if we could just drop support for non retina and 3.5 inch lol
That would be a dream come true. Probably won't happen til iOS 8 or 9 though unfortunately
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Multiple Data Sources Suggesting iOS 7 Adoption Rates Well Ahead of iOS 6
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That would be a dream come true. Probably won't happen til iOS 8 or 9 though unfortunately
So that means a little more than double normal internet utilization? (What's "normal"?)
Today it's been 86-88% when I've looked, do we ever get 0%? (or less?)
Any map that makes it look like Michigan is connected to Canada always makes me wonder about it's data (just kidding on that last part).
Gary
Dang it! Now that's all I stare at in notifications, thanks to you
My bad!
I just hope they fix all the little things...
Lol.... What?
Font size is very close to the same, and did you not notice that you can change the font size? If you want to go back to a glitchy IOS, then 6 is clearly for you... Some people just can't handle changes, I think we've found one of them. Have some fun with the new upgrade, and quit stressing that it isn't exactly the same as IOS6 for pity's sake. I got stressed just reading your post. Yikes...
Font size is very close to the same, and did you not notice that you can change the font size? If you want to go back to a glitchy IOS, then 6 is clearly for you... Some people just can't handle changes, I think we've found one of them. Have some fun with the new upgrade, and quit stressing that it isn't exactly the same as IOS6 for pity's sake. I got stressed just reading your post. Yikes...
It's going to be amazing how many people will be on iOS 7 after the weekend.
There will be a few folks where the changes mess with something they really use/rely on...fortunately (at the moment) they can still roll their hardware back to 6.1.x. It's nice that Apple hasn't turned that option off and everyone can go where they need to go (hopefully Apple leaves that option open for a while).
This is going to be a record movement to the new OS though...when you think of the numbers involved - it's really something.
There will be a few folks where the changes mess with something they really use/rely on...fortunately (at the moment) they can still roll their hardware back to 6.1.x. It's nice that Apple hasn't turned that option off and everyone can go where they need to go (hopefully Apple leaves that option open for a while).
This is going to be a record movement to the new OS though...when you think of the numbers involved - it's really something.
Oh a fiasco. Tom toms data is now a fiasco. Jesus the hyperbole flies around here.
Hint: Executives are not known for issuing apology letters when things were done properly and there isn't an issue of some kind.
What battery life issue? If anything, battery life is better with iOS7.
It's great people are seeing it. Ars put it on all versions of the iPhone, then did a full charge and ran it till the battery died. All the phones lost a little time (it was like 15-20 minutes out of a full charge), except for their iPhone 5 which lost more than an hour if memory serves (they did a reinstall just to make sure) - hopefully it was just their iPhone 5.
Frankly with all the changes and stuff I'd expect a little time taken off - Apple will polish and optimize it with future releases.
Agree. Same with Mavericks on my ancient MacBook Pro.
Oh, and yeah, I did do a clean restore. That's how you install beta iOS releases.
It should be fine
iOS 7 is fine on my iPad 2. So I'm guessing it should work well on your 3
iOS 7 is fine on my iPad 2. So I'm guessing it should work well on your 3
I noticed that as well. It's the little things they usually get right that make me appreciate the software. Granted, I haven't found a ton, but this stuck out.
I'm not surprised! Global internet utilisation was 113% above normal shortly after release! And is still 93% above normal! http://www.akamai.com/html/technology/dataviz1.html
Hey, I thought Europe was all done with iOS??? There must be something else going on there ...
I upgraded four devices yesterday and, no, we have no interest in going back to 6.
iOS 7 is fine on my iPad 2. So I'm guessing it should work well on your 3
I wouldn't be so sure about that, the iPad 3 isn't that much more powerful than the iPad 2 , yet it needs a lot more processing power to drive the retina display. In an extreme scenario I could easily imagine that it performs worse than the iPad 2
But let's hear those who have real experiences.
I noticed right away that the battery life on my iPad 3 was improved. iPhone 5 is at least unchanged.
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No sluggishness at all, noticeably better battery life. I'd add more, but I have a cat demanding ear scratches.
Some people (well, in macrumors, quite a few) don't know better.
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Clearly, you have no clue about what makes executives do what they do. Or people in general.
My favorites ones are those who complain about the endless stream of rumors when they are on a website titled "MacRumors.com".
For awhile at least, anyone suffering faux stitched leather withdrawal, a visit to Find My Friends can give them their much needed fix.
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I haven't done it myself, but I understand settings, general, accessibility can adjust the opacity.
It's nothing short of amazing that Apple was able to push 750+ MB of data down to roughly one-third of their installed, active iOS user base in 24 hours. I was frustrated with the multiple failed download attempts yesterday; but considering how much data it appears that they were pushing out, it's amazing that the servers held up as well as they did.
Oh, the irony; you tell me to be more specific, and then you make a comment like this.
Why would I have to be specific about that? Be more specific. I just made a statement that I (as well as many others) feel like iOS 7 was rushed.
That's not the case for Android, which is free, and BlackBerry, which is free, and Microsoft Phone, which is also free.