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#1 by ptcscrutiny » Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:10

iOS 7 has been released a few minutes back.
I am sure everyone is rushing to update their devices (me too

) so Apple's servers must be on fire right now

I am on a 2mbps connection and the update is 728 MB. Normally it should take about an hour to download but its showing me 9 hours remaining

I'll let it download while I am asleep

#2 by ptcscrutiny » Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:40

Now its 15 hours to go

#3 by valerie » Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:04

Oh lordy lord. I'll have to do it too. I do kind of hate those as they take so long.

#4 by ptcscrutiny » Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:09

Now its 29 hours to go :silent:

Its getting close to midnight here. Already had a long and stressful day today with Ganpati visarjan.
Hopefully when I get up, the download is finished. Will have to leave it plugged in so that the battery doesn't die.

#5 by valerie » Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:43

Oh I got it......It's installing on my ipad now......

I did try on my ipod touch but it says it is up to date with the 6.,, I may need to try again
after the iPad finishes.

#6 by valerie » Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:52

Mine says 40 minutes to go.

#7 by Darkstar2 » Wed Sep 18, 2013 12:59

That's like people building tents outside to be the first in line to the concerts

I'm wondering, is it such a good idea to be installing something new ? Maybe it's good to be waiting
a while in case there are known problems that need to be addressed.
Lucky I don't have to deal with that, I have Android 4 and rarely get any updates on my tablet lol !

#8 by valerie » Wed Sep 18, 2013 13:06

It's downloaded but not installed, on my ipad. I guess it's so busy it won't install.
It keeps saying to try again later.

Yes some times it is better to wait and see what others are saying. I don't guess it
matters tho because if there is any bugs, they'll have a fix for them.

#9 by oberder » Wed Sep 18, 2013 19:32

I found this little tidbit out of curiosity:

:idea:

Reference source -- iPhone Activation Servers Crumble Under The Weight Of iOS 7 | TechCrunch

#10 by ptcscrutiny » Wed Sep 18, 2013 21:51

Yippeee !!!! My phone now has iOS 7. Completly new interface and its going to take some getting used to.
Feels like I have a totally new phone

It didn't take 29 or even 9 hours. It was done in about 5-6 hours. Surprisingly, for one of my friends it took just a mere 22 minutes (8mbps connection)

Darkstar2 wrote: That's like people building tents outside to be the first in line to the concerts

Reminds me of the build up to the Harry Potter books.
I remember shutting myself from the entire world, locked in a room, no cellphone, TV, internet or anything to do with technology while reading the Deathly Hallows.
Didn't want anyone to spoil the climax.

Darkstar2 wrote: I'm wondering, is it such a good idea to be installing something new ? Maybe it's good to be waiting
a while in case there are known problems that need to be addressed.

iOS 7 has been in beta for about 3 months so most common bugs have been fixed. And from what I have read on most tech blogs, they all recommend it. And its free!

#11 by valerie » Wed Sep 18, 2013 22:22

Yep it only took mine about 40 minutes to download and twenty minutes to install....on
my mini ipad.

I don't have an iphone.

My iPod touch 4 says it is up to date and wont give me 7. :shock:

#12 by cdfan76 » Wed Sep 18, 2013 22:27

i just recently finished the update for my 4S....it took forever and the delay in starting was because so many people were doing it. I read that somewhere. i like it though!!

#13 by valerie » Wed Sep 18, 2013 22:35

I'm on the mini right now and it looks kind of weird.

#14 by ptcscrutiny » Wed Sep 18, 2013 22:47

valerie wrote: Yep it only took mine about 40 minutes to download and twenty minutes to install....on
my mini ipad.

I don't have an iphone.

My iPod touch 4 says it is up to date and wont give me 7.

Only iPod Touch 5th Generation is compatible with iOS 7. Older ones are not.

Here is a nice chart : http://cdn.theapplelounge.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/iOS-7-Comparison-Chart-definitivo-1.jpg

cdfan76 wrote: i just recently finished the update for my 4S....it took forever and the delay in starting was because so many people were doing it. I read that somewhere. i like it though!!

Yup, I too had a lot a problems activating it. My phone showed the  logo for about 20-30 seconds after each step atleast 4 times.

#15 by ptcscrutiny » Thu Sep 19, 2013 01:39

Screen-shots before and after.

The Flashlight app is now of no use as Control Center has that option.
Notice that the clock icon now shows the correct time, including a live second hand.

#16 by HemaSumant » Thu Sep 19, 2013 05:32

Hurray....

Iam done installation with my iPhone 4 and ipad 2... It's getting downloaded on to my iPhone 5.... Love you APPLE

My downloading speed on Internet is asking for rest... LOL

#17 by valerie » Thu Sep 19, 2013 09:57

Eh, I don't use my ipod anyway, very rarely if ever.

I did play around with the ipad last night and downloaded some aps.

#18 by HemaSumant » Fri Sep 20, 2013 01:06

IOS7 design is not so good to appreciate, but I liked the weather app, control centre features.. Not much to say.. The new design looks artificial / not professional

My iPhone 5 cable not working

lot of problems with the cable !!

#19 by valerie » Mon Sep 23, 2013 21:56

Well it appears that it drains the battery on the mini ipad.

Viewing some topics at apples support, it seems some mini ipad owners have had this problem
since the get go.

It was only tonight that I went to use it, and noticed it was totally drained. I thought that odd
because I normally keep it at 80% or higher. In other words, when I notice it has run down to
under 80%, I usually plug it into my mac for a few minutes to charge fully.

Tonight it was totally drained! I located the actual outlet plug and it's plugged into the outlet
at this moment. My warranty is good thru mid Nov so I may have to take advantage of it.
I'll see how it does over the next couple of days.

Obviously, the new ios7 has caused this drainage. Very weird.

#20 by ptcscrutiny » Fri Sep 27, 2013 21:37

I don't have a Mini so I can't confirm that Valerie.

Just checked for any software update and noticed there is a new update to iOS 7.0.2

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