Ipad air low memory crash

I think I'll start the process this afternoon, then. I wish I knew in advance which app causes the instability. I appreciate your reply. Thank you.

I reset my ipad air as new 3 times and doesn't work. Already tried to reset as new also in DFU mode but crashes and reboots are still here! For me this isn't the solution, but you could try and see if the problems are resolved!

Apple one is aware of the iPad Air and iBooks crashing problem and is currently working on the fix--#1 priority. Let's hope the fix will be out soon. I learned this from Engineering via my Executive Sr. Advisor.

KEEP ALL FINGERS CROSSED!!! It appears to be a problem with 7.0.4 and iBooks on a the iPad Air.

Why are you even on Apple Support Communities? Get something to do with your life.

It's actually a problem with iOS 7.0.4 on A7 devices and a limited number of other devices. They'll be fixing it with iOS 7.1 hopefully they'll release it ASAP!

Earlier in this lengthy discussion it was reported that Apple said 7.1 should be released "by February 1." Well, I glee there are several hours yet to go before we can call foul on that promise but so far no update. I awoke eagerly hoping to find this long national nightmare was over; no such luck.

I have now been living with this iOS 7 debacle for over FOUR MONTHS--first on my iPhone 5 and iPad 2. And still dealing with a $1,000 top-of-the-line iPad Air that has NEVER worked right and seems to get worse every day. AND I AM SICK OF IT! APPLE PLEASE GET YOUR $*%@ TOGETHER!!!

glee=guess

While you're at it, Apple, you may also wish to fix iOS 7’s laughable autocorrect.

Yes glee = guess. Of = if.

We will be waiting a while yet for an update. At least march as reported by the media. Maybe they will enlighten the public with an incremental 7.0.X fix but I doubt it.

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Sorry wrong link.

http://www.knowyourmobile.com/apple/apple-iphone-5s/21797/ios-705-update-hitting -iphone-5s-iphone-5c

7.0.5

Most of these people do infact have nothing better to do.

Many have been here since 2013, and many will continue on as long as the hosts let them.

For those still looking for pages that crash safari, here's one that does on my ipad air

http://9to5mac.com/2013/10/25/new-iwork-ilife-apps-go-for-simplicity-upset-power -users-all-over-again/

It also does on my iPhone 4S.

I dare say this hopefully suggests this is limited by ios 7 and safari (as opposed to hardware of ipad air). And of course by whatever is going on on the page itself ( as reported a long time ago by another poster on a page from this website)

** a workaround*** On my ipad air I can save it from crashing/closing by converting the page to a reader format (whatever that function is called). That obviously cuts out other business on the page. That's not something I can do on my iPhone as it closes too soon

A trusted source at my local apple store said that he is having similar issues on his ipad mini retina and thinks it's a software issue (eg my above example)

He also made a point that apple have an education event/launch in March so they would be busting their melons to get ios 7.1 out and get these dramas sorted before that. So hopefully there will be some good news by end of few as some have anticipated

Same problem here with my ipad air.

I am worry with the possibility that it couldnt be fully solved. What do you think? Could be the low memory problem an insurmountable problem with only 1 gb RAM? I didnt expected that from Apple.

Or it will be solved with iOS 7.1? When will be released?

I believe that the problem is mainly with IOS 7.0.

IOS 7.0 is far more stable on 32 bit than 64 bit. There are a lot of 64 bit bugs.

Many if not most developers I know think the majority of their crashes on 64 bit are due to bugs in Apple's code.

Thanks Fabio, i guess all we can do is to cross our fingers and expect that Apple fix it.

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"For those still looking for pages that crash safari, here's one that does on my ipad air and 4s"

http://9to5mac.com/2013/10/25/new-iwork-ilife-apps-go-for-simplicity-upset-power -users-all-over-again/ "

Data point: it did NOT crash Safari on my iPhone 5s (at least the first time I tried it)