A good idea to wait and see what happens.Super Nova wrote:I will go for windows 10.... however I will wait 6 months for the rest of the world to test it.
I just updated to IOS 8.3 on my iPad and really wish I hadn't. It has slowed the pages loading, the screen freezes, all sorts of things are going wrong( even my camera no longer works, although I am not sure I can blame the update on that even though it was fine before I updated). Anyway Apple tell me it's three years old and i just need to suck it up and buy a new one.Super Nova wrote:I will go for windows 10.... however I will wait 6 months for the rest of the world to test it.
my wife had heaps of problems on her iPhone since she updated to 8.3 too, so I haven't updated my iPhone( I don't have enough storage anyway). 
Old tech (3 years is old) should not be updated. However you need the latest security patches so you have to.skippy wrote:I just updated to IOS 8.3 on my iPad and really wish I hadn't. It has slowed the pages loading, the screen freezes, all sorts of things are going wrong( even my camera no longer works, although I am not sure I can blame the update on that even though it was fine before I updated). Anyway Apple tell me it's three years old and i just need to suck it up and buy a new one.Super Nova wrote:I will go for windows 10.... however I will wait 6 months for the rest of the world to test it.
Common problem.freediver wrote:I tried hitting the 'reserve' button in my control panel. Nothing happened.
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