This will be fixed I am sure - it's just a result of Apple's hit and miss QA. The real problem is updates. When Apple encourages everyone to upgrade to latest i

This will be fixed I am sure - it's just a result of Apple's hit and miss QA. The real problem is updates. When Apple encourages everyone to upgrade to latest iOS and even forbids rolling back to earlier versions - they should really really get the updates right. We've seen this with iPhone 3G/iOS 4 and now we are seeing it again with iPhone 4/4S and iPad 2/3 on iOS7. I think that's what has the biggest potential to hurt. I personally know couple friends who jumped ship after the iOS 4 update made their iPhone unusable and they've stuck with Android ever after. My iPad 3 was a stellar device until iOS 7 when it became very unpleasant to use. Luckily I was able to roll back to 6.1.x on the day when they were still allowing it. That's unnecessary pain inflicted on users - and people remember that kind of thing for a long time.