My "upgrade" (coulda fooled me) finally got sorted out on both my iDevices. Meaning, I spent 2 or 3 hours futzing with stuff. Of course, I lost all my Contacts on my iPhone, lost my password for my Voicemail (luckily, I remembered it), lost all the passwords for all my emails (um, 16 different passwords - my only recourse is to try and sign in on the web and click "forgot password." This time, I'll write them all down. I'm an IDIOT for not doing it) and various and sundry other headaches, all because iOS5 required a reversion to factory settings before proceeding.
Maybe this was all a ploy to get us to subscribe to MobileMe. That would've prevented this. S - u - c - k - s to be us that don't have (and are not going to get) MobileMe.
My ebooks are back to normal without too much futzing with...although I couldn't tell you exactly what I did to make them work properly aside from...I can't remember, now. I had a couple (okay, 4) of drinks after that nightmare. LOL
I do know I made sure I'm syncing to my Mac and not the Cloud (which may be the reason my ebooks finally righted themselves because they were all stored in my iTunes folder in the first place). And, I'm guessing one of the issues may be that this upgrade assumed a couple of things it shouldn't have.
1. Everyone's already upgraded their iMacs to Lion. If you haven't installed Lion, I would strongly urge you not sync to the Cloud. You can do it, but you won't have any access from your iMac if you don't have Lion (it's native on Lion but there's nothing you can get to put it on any other OS...like, say, the Snow Leopard that I have).
2. No one has any ebooks they didn't purchase through iTunes. Really? What about the myriad epubs I got from Project Gutenberg that I spent DAYS fixing up all nice and pretty (found covers, changed the Categories so I don't end up with 15 for each title, changed the title and author sort so every one is the same, etc.)?
Steve Jobs dies and everything goes to heck in a handbasket. Sheesh. Think I'll blindly upgrade to the next iOS? 3 guesses, first 2 don't count.
Then, again...I could be completely wrong and it was solar flares in the atmosphere to blame. That or aliens.