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iPad3 and iOS8?
Anyone with an iPad3 update to iOS8? If so, please share your experience. Thanks in advance for any response.
Comments
Just from last week: http://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/135134/#Comment_135134
I run 8.3 on my iPad 3 and I have no issues. Search the web and you'll see that 8.3 fixed the performance problems older iPads first experienced with iOS 8. I always upgrade to get the latest security updates from Apple.
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I missed the discussion from last week but reading the comments still left me on the fence. I've been having problems with Loopy for some time. Been updating all of my apps when the updates were released so I was thinking that some of them were not behaving well with iOS7. Probably just have to bite the bullet and go with it.
Unless you have old and/or abandoned apps that you know are incompatible with iOS 8, or you need iFunBox, you should be on iOS 8.3. I repeat: there is no performance penalty for older devices as of iOS 8.3.
[Stepping onto soapbox]
In software, you save yourself a lot of pain by sticking with defaults whenever possible. Auto-updating your iOS version is the default behavior. Where do you think Apple and active app developers are putting most of their testing effort? They are putting it into the latest version, the version that almost all people have, because it is the default.
Apple has been successful with iOS devices because they have largely eliminated the concept of everybody running a different version of the operating system. Go with the flow!
[Stepping off soapbox]
I just want to add that turning off notifications for almost all apps, disabling background app refresh and reducing menu transparency have improved my ios8 performance significantly.
Again thanks for the input. @SirKen: reducing menu transparency?
@Ben: General > Accessibility > Increase Contrast > Reduce Transparency.
Turning off those stupid Badges/Banners/Notifications had a bigger impact on performance though.