Apple’s iOS 5 Update Now Available For iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
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Re: Apple’s iOS 5 Update Now Available For iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
#2Downloading already here in the UK :)
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#3What is the build number of this release? Can anyone confirm it is the same as the GM from october 4th?
Re: Apple’s iOS 5 Update Now Available For iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
#4What is the build number of this release? Can anyone confirm it is the same as the GM from october 4th?
Looks like it's the same as GM - 9A334 (source: http://ios.e-lite.org/)
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#5Download stalled... :(
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#6Also OS X 10.7.2. Among other things, finally gives the ability to rearrange spaces.
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#7Why does Techcrunch always offer such exaggerations as "SMS dies today?" I'm curious if people will actually use iMessage very much. It will be hard to keep track of the relatively small amount of friends you know are on iOS5, and people on iPods won't want to rely on having wi-fi for their SMSing.
Re: Apple’s iOS 5 Update Now Available For iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
#8Why does Techcrunch always offer such exaggerations as "SMS dies today?" I'm curious if people will actually use iMessage very much. It will be hard to keep track of the relatively small amount of friends you know are on iOS5, and people on iPods won't want to rely on having wi-fi for their SMSing.
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Re: Apple’s iOS 5 Update Now Available For iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
#9Why does Techcrunch always offer such exaggerations as "SMS dies today?" I'm curious if people will actually use iMessage very much. It will be hard to keep track of the relatively small amount of friends you know are on iOS5, and people on iPods won't want to rely on having wi-fi for their SMSing.
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Re: Apple’s iOS 5 Update Now Available For iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
#10Why does Techcrunch always offer such exaggerations as "SMS dies today?" I'm curious if people will actually use iMessage very much. It will be hard to keep track of the relatively small amount of friends you know are on iOS5, and people on iPods won't want to rely on having wi-fi for their SMSing.
You don’t “use” iMessage and you don’t have to keep “track of” anything.
If for friend has an iPhone you will automatically send her an iMessage, if not you send a text. You won’t even notice. (The “Send” button changes color. That’s all.)
(Yeah, TechCrunch is exaggerating but iMessage is very clever.)