[Home-on-the-range] iOS 7 Thoughts and Warnings

Susan Tabor souljourner at sbcglobal.net
Tue Sep 17 23:55:36 UTC 2013


Thanks for posting this, Tim!
Susan

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From: Home-on-the-range [mailto:home-on-the-range-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
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Subject: [Home-on-the-range] iOS 7 Thoughts and Warnings

Greetings Everyone,

With the release of iOS 7 due out tomorrow, there has been discussions about
what devices might not be ready to receive the updates. The major reason for
this stems from bugginess or decreases in overall user experiences and
responsiveness. With this stated, here is a list of devices you might wish
to hold off on updating at the current time:

iPhone 4
iPad 2nd Generation
iPad 3rd Generation
iPad Mini 

http://www.iphonehacks.com/2013/09/top-five-reasons-not-to-install-ios-7.htm
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This is not the only reason why novice iOS device users might want to wait
to update their devices. Many apps are still being updated to simply work as
intended within iOS 7. A major reason for this is that iOS 7 includes many
changes that forced developers to rework their apps. With this stated, it is
recommended that you might want to wait to update your devices for a couple
of weeks over concerns that some apps have yet to be updated.

For those who will be updating your devices, I have a few recommendations
for you to complete prior to taking the plunge,

1. Update your apps. Go into the App Store, select the Update tab, and
update ALL apps before updating your iOS device.
2. Back up your devices before updating. Connect the iOS device to your
computer and make sure your device has been backed up before proceeding.
3. Practice some form of calming meditations. It is not worth it to be
frustrated over user experiences with a device. Take your time and report
bugs to the app developers and Apple as you come across them. Here is the
email address for accessibility at Apple. Keep in mind that some issues
might not be related to accessibility (aka Zoom or Voice Over) but rather
the iOS itself.

 accessibility at apple.com
http://www.apple.com/accessibility/

Thank you for your assistance,
Timothy HornikMobile: (785) 330-3503
E-Mail: timothy.hornik at gmail.com
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