I hate IOS7 can you uninstall

Why are you suggesting that users go elsewhere when for the sake of a software option to give them the visual appeal of IOS6 or earlier they would remain? Is that not choice and best option thrown in?

I am not suggesting it. The poster suggested it. I simply give my blessing.

Why am I in trouble for not arguing with anybody but simply acknowledging their freedom to do as they wish?

I must ask even I know that this question is already been asked: Why ins't there any possible downgrade to iOS 6.1.3? If there was, I think the world would be happy and everyone understands everyone......I suppose.....

Your right lad

And by the same measure, Monsanto was just given an award for food quality. So much for awards. What counts is what the users want, which seems to count for very little here.

Indeed. Here here! Well put and sums up the sentiments in these threads. (I'd write more but I'm sick and tired of the lag on the keyboard as I type despite following all of the advice herein).

Cheers.

I agree with all of you who don't like new layout. It is not good for those with visual difficulties.

The new reminders and notes are definitely a backward step.

I don't expect a reply to this just wanted to get it off my chest!!

I, too, HATE the new interface. It's ugly, tacky, and hard to use. The colors are hideous. I mean bright blue, white, and lime green. YUCK!! Looks like some sort of nasty child's toy. And those of us who are more 'mature' users find the small type size and thin fonts difficult to read. Whoever the idiot was who designed the new interface, he should be fired!!

Best advice is to call the Apple Support line and let them know how much you hate it: 800-694-7466. The phone support people must log all complaints and suggestions. Maybe if enough of us tell them to go back to the previous look, they will do so in the next update. If there isn't a big improvement soon, I can tell you that my next phone will not be an Iphone!

2catsdeb wrote:

If there isn't a big improvement soon, I can tell you that my next phone will not be an Iphone!

And I can tell you, no one here really cares which phone you chose. Select the one that best meets your needs. It's just a tool. If you picked the wrong type of hammer, you'd go buy a different one. There would be none of this drama.

Just trying to provide a helpful suggestion for those who share my opinion. No need to get huffy. BTW, hard to make calls on a hammer. Ha, ha!

I wholly agree with the majority comments. Last week I finally dcided to remove the music folder allowing enough space to download the IOS 78 on my Iphone 4S which has been a great phone. The resulting changes to my applications such as the Calender, Music, Weather, and Screen Icons and gesture changes are horrible. I hope that Apple have been looking at the comments that support a re-think back to textured buttons and intuitive function, if there is no change I will not be upgrading any of my familiy's Apple products but will go back into the market after some 10 years of loyalty to the brand. We have 2 Ipads 6 iphones (3 5s) a Mac Air, three Mac Pros, thats a lot to lose from one source!

GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER APPLE, SURELY THERE IS SOMEONE IN THE ORGANISATION THAT THINKS LIKE STEVE JOBS AS HE WOULD SAY IOS 7 *****.

bankman wrote:

GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER APPLE, SURELY THERE IS SOMEONE IN THE ORGANISATION THAT THINKS LIKE STEVE JOBS AS HE WOULD SAY IOS 7 *****.

Don't be silly. You have absolutely no way of knowing that. After all, we're talking abou the man who brought out iMacs in multiple bright colors, as well as Powerbooks is colors. Both would look good with iOS 7. He's also the man who hired Jonathan Ives in the first place. This would indicate some respect for the man's design sensibilities. I would say Ives is doing amazing work in extending on some very successful and innovative work.

However, you are indeed entilted to your opinion. But, shouting at us, your fellow users, in addition to being a tad rude, is also not the most effective way of letting Apple know how you feel. Use the Feedback link:

http://www.apple.com/feedback

It's just a guess, but they're probably more likely to pay attention to thoughtful comments about what you would like to see than to profanity laced rants.

Best of luck.

There is no way to submit feedback on iOS to Apple. Only on individual iDevices, but iOS relates to all iDevices, not just one of them. I would return to iOS 6 on all of my iDevices if given the chance.

Submit feedback using the link for whatever device you have. There is a comments section in which you can explain how your issues are more global.

I did that months ago, I'm simply pointing out there's a flaw in the way the feedback channels are set up. In a similar way, I believe, it's impossible to submit feedback on iBooks. There seems to be no proper "slot" to submit it.

Other than that, I agree that this has served as a deterrent for me to upgrade the OS on my Apple products. Mavericks may be free, but based on the iOS 7 upgrade experience, I'll just stick to Mountain Lion on my iPad Air. Looks like upgrading the OS these days may bring more sorrow than joy.