Q: how do i uninstall IOS7

A stab in the dark...

Well I'd say that it looks like the word has gotten around re: IOS 7. If the mixpanel ios 7 adoption rate is accurate there has been essentially no uptake in IOS7 usage in the past few weeks.. the rate is pretty much flat holding at around 75%. It is actually slightly lower today than back in late October.

Now if you added in the percentage of users who would revert to 6 (if they were able), it would likely add at least another 20 - 25 % to the IOS 6 numbers, possibly more. Hence I would peg "willing" IOS 7 users at around 50 % at the moment.

https://mixpanel.com/trends/#report/ios_7

Can anyone tell me what 7.0.4 is all about?

I know 3 provided a relief from the zooming transitions, which gives me a LOT more incentive to upgrade, but I still am reluctant due to the amount of whitespace (especially as text in messages), among a handful of other reasons.

Now if you added in the percentage of users who would revert to 6 (if they were able), it would likely add at least another 20 - 25 % to the IOS 6 numbers, possibly more. Hence I would peg "willing" IOS 7 users at around 50 % at the moment.

Fabrication.  You have no clue.

Can anyone tell me what 7.0.4 is all about?

http://www.zdnet.com/apple-rolls-out-ios-7-0-4-includes-new-features-bug-fixes-7 000023222/

Any word on phone's being wiped out when doing this particular upgrade? I've heard mention of it, and see that there is a forum here.

I *DO* backup on a nearly daily basis, but I'm just concerned that this bug fix...well, has a bug.

(and since the recurring theme of this discussion is caveat emptor, it seems prudent to ask as much as possible from every angle from beforehand)

btw, why *DID* the initial iOS7 remove wikipedia and google searches? it seemed almost doomed to an eventual acquiesce to bring them back, no?

Any word on phone's being wiped out when doing this particular upgrade? I've heard mention of it, and see that there is a forum here.

No more than any prior update.  If you back up immediately  before updating,  zero risk of losing  data.

btw, why *DID* the initial iOS7 remove wikipedia and google searches? it seemed almost doomed to an eventual acquiesce to bring them back, no?

Why are you asking me?  No one here knows why Apple does or doesn't do anything they haven't publicly announced.

Thanks for the first...and a hearty "I walked into that one" for the second.

There is no turn around to IOS 7

PhilipRoy wrote:

 

There is no turn around to IOS 7

If by that you mean you can't downgrade to an earlier version, the same has been true for every  update since iOS 1.0.1.

can't go there....

no really.

This is what Apple really cares about:

https://mixpanel.com/trends/#report/android_vs_ios/from_date:-27,to_date:0

modular747 wrote:

 

 

Now if you added in the percentage of users who would revert to 6 (if they were able), it would likely add at least another 20 - 25 % to the IOS 6 numbers, possibly more. Hence I would peg "willing" IOS 7 users at around 50 % at the moment.

 

Fabrication.  You have no clue.

Not You have no clue ...

modular747 wrote:

 

This is what Apple really cares about:

 

 

https://mixpanel.com/trends/#report/android_vs_ios/from_date:-27,to_date:0

If IOS is gaining in marketshare over Android why did Samsung see a 46% increase in sales over the past quarter while Apple increased only 23%?

In Q3 2012 Apple had 14% of the global market and in Q3 2013 that has now dropped to 12%. Sansung has maintained a 32% marketshare from Q3 2012 to Q3 2013.

http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-prices-too-high-2013-11

"Not  You have no clue ..."

You must be a Pee Wee Herman fan - "I know you are, but what am I…"

The indisputable fact is that you estimate of those who want to go back to iOS 6 is no more than wishful thinking on your part.

It's  not surprising that you use use Mixpanel statistics when it suits you (and your sponsor), then dismiss them when they displease you (pleural).