Did you Update your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to iOS 7?

Did you Update your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to iOS 7? [Poll]

BY Gautam Prabhu

Published 19 Sep 2013

The day we’ve been eagerly waiting for finally arrived today. Apple released iOS 7, its highly anticipated next generation operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

It’s quite easily the biggest change to iOS since the iPhone was launched in 2007.

While some of you have installed beta versions of iOS 7, I’m sure a vast majority of you have been waiting for this day since Apple gave us the sneak preview of iOS 7 during the WWDC 2013 Keynote in June.

There has been several compelling reasons to update and not to update to iOS 7. Based on the comments, the update process has not been smooth for many of you.

So what did you do? Were you able to update your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch to iOS 7?

Please let us know by taking this poll, and feel free to leave a comment to tell us the reason.

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