oh, got it!
so, I downloaded the ios6 update to save for later and I will update my phone via itunes. I still update my phone via itunes and not OTA.
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oh, got it!
so, I downloaded the ios6 update to save for later and I will update my phone via itunes. I still update my phone via itunes and not OTA.
Gud, thanks!
I'll run it by D, since he's the one who would have to cuss...I mean, set it up!
I IZ UPDATED TO IOS6.
Seemed to go smoothly.
You're on a roll, Jon.
Can you migrate b.org to new hosting now?
My 4S updated to iOS6 with no apparent problems. I'll tackle the iPads and the work iPhone 4 later today.
I'll run it by D, since he's the one who would have to cuss...I mean, set it up!
If you set up a print server, just make sure it's on a static ip address (I find using the router to do that easiest). You don't want it shifting around.
So instead of downloading iOS 6, I downloaded Prometheus from iTunes. It started with 45 minutes remaining, and after an hour of downloading, there's 3 hours remaining.
Yeah, I was just curious to see what would happen with download speed....
Jessica,
google maps has a web app that you can add to your home screen for directions, etc. That looks doable to me.
Even under the prior IOS, I found myself using the Google Map's web app. It was the only way I could bring up saved maps.
Does anyone have any recommendations for something I can use to time web pages loading? I'm looking for simple and free, unsurprisingly. I'd love to get away from clockwatching for comparing these two architectures' performances.