It works fine and has been stable through the betas/GM for the ipad 2 and up also.
Remember to go to the iBookstore once you have upgraded to get the iOS 7 manual for your device, they are all there now, but will only be visible once you have upgraded.
Also, be available as a pdf from the apple site later tonight at; http://support.apple.com/manuals/
It works fine and has been stable through the betas/GM for the ipad 2 and up also.
Remember to go to the iBookstore once you have upgraded to get the iOS 7 manual for your device, they are all there now, but will only be visible once you have upgraded.
Also, be available as a pdf from the apple site later tonight at; http://support.apple.com/manuals/
There's a really good guide about iOS7 here (which someone posted above):
Have either of you used it on the iPad 4 curious to see if it is as fluid on there as well.
I have it installed on the iPad 3 and it seems fine on there, so would have thought it should be OK on the 4.
One thing with iOS7 though - a big part of how it looks is down to your wallpaper, because of the transparency. My wife didn't really like it because the folder icon backgrounds were brown, rather than black. But that was down to the wallpaper (we had the autumn leaves one). The Mavericks wallpaper with the blue / turquoise of the waves works pretty well with blue folder icons though.
I have it installed on the iPad 3 and it seems fine on there, so would have thought it should be OK on the 4.
One thing with iOS7 though - a big part of how it looks is down to your wallpaper, because of the transparency. My wife didn't really like it because the folder icon backgrounds were brown, rather than black. But that was down to the wallpaper (we had the autumn leaves one). The Mavericks wallpaper with the blue / turquoise of the waves works pretty well with blue folder icons though.
Yes it is good, that was me that put up that link also.
For those asking, it runs stable on the iPad2 and above, been running it on a number of iPad 2/4 with the GM and through the dev betas that the iPads had.
There were some problems with iPads on some of the beta builds, namely around stock app crashing, but that is often the case with dev betas and all fine now.
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Gold Master it is essentially the final copy before public release so that developers can make any last minute tweaks.
File size will be around 1.3 Gb
download time will depend on your internet speed and installation will take about 15 mins
Remember to go to the iBookstore once you have upgraded to get the iOS 7 manual for your device, they are all there now, but will only be visible once you have upgraded.
Also, be available as a pdf from the apple site later tonight at;
http://support.apple.com/manuals/
Good question. Been using 7 for so long, i've forgotten a lot of what 6 used to have !
There's a really good guide about iOS7 here (which someone posted above):
iOS 7 Guide
I have it installed on the iPad 3 and it seems fine on there, so would have thought it should be OK on the 4.
One thing with iOS7 though - a big part of how it looks is down to your wallpaper, because of the transparency. My wife didn't really like it because the folder icon backgrounds were brown, rather than black. But that was down to the wallpaper (we had the autumn leaves one). The Mavericks wallpaper with the blue / turquoise of the waves works pretty well with blue folder icons though.
What autumn leaves one?
...I'm in the same boat!!
Heard people say that it makes the iPad 2 run quite slowly and apparently, iOS7 feels more like its in Beta than a Gold Master release..!!
Oh gawd, I really want the update but not if its going to be like that.:(
Get ready for Internet meltdown!
Did you download the new version of iTunes 11.1?
If they're on iCloud, you should be able to - this is what i'm hoping to do. I want to refresh the whole thing as-new and start from scratch.
I'm hoping i don't lose my progress on Temple Run 2 .. again
You can dowload it now on the new version of iTunes 11.1.
www.itunes.com/uk
Yes it is good, that was me that put up that link also.
For those asking, it runs stable on the iPad2 and above, been running it on a number of iPad 2/4 with the GM and through the dev betas that the iPads had.
There were some problems with iPads on some of the beta builds, namely around stock app crashing, but that is often the case with dev betas and all fine now.