Same, iPad 2 I reset to factory then restored via iCloud, took a while but it's a lot better for it, snappier. iPhone was on device as an experiment, running better than ever. iPad 3 used iTunes last night, slick and fast.

 

Security nightmare for who.? Apple?

Let's hope this watch does something for them

 

Like I said, we didn't believe you then and we don't believe you know.
http://www.zdnet.com/iphones-most-vu...es-7000013129/
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/...ndroid-in-2012

Now go and sit on the naughty step!

 

http://www.iphonehacks.com/2014/09/c...edium=facebook

 

Show me a link that's not sensational journalism and I might take notice. It's a nice headline that pulls people like you in, provides good income. Have another search and do it from both directions to get a clearer view.

 

Inevitably less breaches, look at the number people use android v apple.

 

Moderators please remove this troll.

 

Eh.?

 

I've noticed a big slow down on my 5. Doing my head in.

 

Got to say, my 5 seems to have slowed a little ��

 

Hmmm....well I think I'll hold off on the "upgrade" on my 5. Based on experiences of past updates, they're usually detrimental to performance and battery life which is more important to me than a few cosmetic changes and non-essential functionality.

 

My ipad 2 has perked up again, brilliant stuff.

 

My iPad 2 = slow as a dog. iPhone 6 - fine!

 

Upgraded my 5s, and the only change I've really noticed is a stronger than normal 3G signal at home. Certainly not any slower.

 

Did you restore from iTunes first? I did and mine is running great, cut and pasting between apps is a bit rubbish, but I can live with that. Still a bit shocked that the 2 got the update, it's a trooper.

 

To 8.01

 

Withdrawn I think, hope.

 

Yup, 8.0.1 OTA pulled. Seems the issues were specific to a) OTA update, b) iPhone 6 / 6 Plus devices.

If you managed to download the firmware and used iTunes to update I think you were ok, certainly it seems an option-click on the update button in iTunes, then selecting the firmware file would update - so no need for full restore - and you'd be ok.

To be honest, from a dev perspective, the iOS 8 / iTunesConnect changes have been more than little frustrating, and this 8.0.1 issue is the brown icing on a sh*t cake. I have to say it's been the worst release phase for iOS I've encountered.

 

Did our iPad 2 last night, although wish I hadn't bothered now as it's just slow now and seems to take a lot longer doing anything.

How do I go back to the old version?

 

It will only be available for a limited time, once Apple stops (which can me anytime soon) support for 7.1.2 it stop signing this firmware which will make it impossible to downgrade.

http://www.iclarified.com/41285/how-...-beta-to-ios-7

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/apple-io...31213470260818

 

Stick with it MDS, my iPad 2 runs better on 8 than 7. Perhaps do a factory reset before restoring your back up, it worked for me so should work for you.

8.1 will be available shortly, was out yesterday for a short while, should be back soon.

 

Try this first

1) Back up you ipad to itunes on you computer

2) Run restore iphone via itunes

3) then restore your ipad from back up once prompted.

 

Thanks, will give that a go tonight.

 

I agree with trying the restore route. I've had a couple of devices seem a bit slow and a full wipe and restore does seem to freshen things up and they seem more responsive.

 

Are you saying that to get the most out of iOS 8 you have to install, wipe, restore, install? Or, just wipe and restore after the initial restore?

If so, that is pretty poor, by any standards?

 

Every iPhone I have had has slowed down when a new model came out, upon installing the new software

 

Try it with Windows, works there too.

 

Really is a pisspoor release this, whole thing has been a joke from the beginning.

 

It happens to all big software houses

Although you would have thought Apple have enough cash in the bank to pay for someone to come up with a decent test plan

 

Billions offf share price